hi Guys,

been working with Windtech on some new tweaks to smooth out your ride- here is the first one

I like

www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/General/North-Shock-Absorbing-Mast-Base?page=1


It solves the height problem, and has lockout, and can be adjusted ......... the North had none of those things....

I can't wait for you guys to put a bit of "suspension" under the footpads for us who have stuffed knees !
Keep pushing the envelope

Do your own- I discovered the Clark rubber self adhesive EVA in varying thicknesses for around $20
Put that under your normal pads and you're away.... my new board is plush
(Best ever was the recessed heels in the deck, filled with butyl rubber, about 2004-6 ish. They were also double sandwich then, I gather they went away from both as they boards were too durable )

I think the Exocet boards still have the recessed footpad area with double density pads.

But shock at the base looks really promising. I notice the difference in ride quality when using A stiff race sail compared to a softer free ride rig. My knees would love some extra damping.

What's the story with the fin in the background with the little winglets?

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Mark _australia said..
Do your own- I discovered the Clark rubber self adhesive EVA in varying thicknesses for around $20
Put that under your normal pads and you're away.... my new board is plush
(Best ever was the recessed heels in the deck, filled with butyl rubber, about 2004-6 ish. They were also double sandwich then, I gather they went away from both as they boards were too durable )

Yep. Got my eye on some for this summer - if I get around to it

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Reflex Films said..
hi Guys,

been working with Windtech on some new tweaks to smooth out your ride- here is the first one

Very cool.. Watching with great interest !

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swoosh said..
What's the story with the fin in the background with the little winglets?

All will be revealed in a video inbound soon - even more stabilisation and some extra lift !