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NotWal > 9 months ago, 5 May 2016

SupsailDave

VIC

104 posts

5 May 2016 6:16pm

Today. Let's look through the triangle window

Mark _australia

23526 posts

5 May 2016 4:20pm

Testing panel #3 repeatedly was a chore..........

albers

NSW

1739 posts

5 May 2016 6:42pm

It was at this moment Jason realised that executing a "Heli-tack" did not require being launched from one

Stuthepirate

3591 posts

5 May 2016 6:19pm

Yippee!
I don't kite surf

Windxtasy

4017 posts

5 May 2016 4:56pm

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albers said..

Inspired by a diving gannet, Flynn decided to try the same maneuver and see what he could come up with in his beak.

Col had figured that after kiting for years windsurfing would be a breeze. 'If all the poleys can do it, I can do it.'

...but something was wrong, it wasn't as easy as he thought, and he just couldn't figure it out.

FormulaNova

15090 posts

5 May 2016 5:41pm

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Maybe if I hadn't spent so much time on adding all those fins I could have added another footstrap?

Mark _australia

23526 posts

5 May 2016 5:46pm

5mins on the water and already trying to get as far away as possible from those K4 fins

Gustenzo

108 posts

5 May 2016 5:55pm

What? You leave your feet strapped in for a loop? Oh oh

AusMoz

QLD

1510 posts

5 May 2016 8:00pm

Wow!!! The new boom grip works well!!!

decrepit

12802 posts

5 May 2016 6:02pm

Everybody says, "never let go of the boom, don't bail".

Are they right?

Parked

NSW

169 posts

5 May 2016 8:42pm

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NotWal said..

New Gear, Oh what a feeling

MikeyS

VIC

1509 posts

5 May 2016 9:19pm

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NotWal said..

Frame 1

Frame 2

Frame 3

You lot are so friggin pessimistic.

Piv

372 posts

5 May 2016 7:33pm

Not enough twist in the sail can lead to major catapults, please rig all sails with enough down haul.

or

where have my goats gone?

or

moments before billy crashed head first into the side of a sailboat