WA
925 posts
Anyways getting back on topic…I found the foil assist in light winds to be somewhat cumbersome.
The rig felt pretty heavy with no wind in it when it’s less than 8-9 mph so you’re having to balance that with the pitch of the foil.
WA
925 posts
My ears are burning lol.
That’s too funny. I was following the thread on the slingshot Tuttle box the other day and I just so happen to see this thread today.otherwise It’s been ages since I’ve been on Seabreeze.
I have a pretty bad medical condition why I had to postpone wind foiling. I got diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis last October, but it was three years of agony on my wrists and for some reason, the angle of a boom and stress on my forearms made it exponentially worse.
Winging did not affect my wrists nowhere near as bad because you’re hanging more from the handles and the wind lifts the wing.
I still have my board and rigs… pretty much everything and maybe one day…Hopefully I can start testing to see if I get any bad reaction.
RA is no joke, it’s not just oh I’m sore, it’s level 10 pain, but with treatments and anti inflammatory diet (I lost 30 lbs) I starting to feel so much better.