Intresting to get totally lit with a 4.2 again ,summer i did sail a half a dozen times with the 4.2 but a stormie 4.2 session is quite different.
Your mast makes so much difference especially when a 45 knot gust and squall hits.
I was using a 4m mast but would have loved to have a softer 3.7 to sofen the kit macking it spounger for a bit more control

Put a couple of photos up in windsurfing and u tude a bit of the storm if your intrested to see St Georges to Sunset beach cracking with log high waves in a 30 to 45 knot onshore. The SPEED track behind the waves is epic especially when the tide drops...........

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Hi Langey,

I was sailing down south of Perth at a spot where the W whips across at a seabreeze angle. Rigged up my 4.2 tight as it could go on Monday arvo but only lasted 2 runs before changing down to a 3.7. I reckon I've used this sail about 3 times in the last 10 years, but even that was overpowered some of the time...

Cheers, Jens