Hoser

My best advice would be to bring a 12.5m for the lighter days and a 10.0m for the windier stuff

Just joshin, where will you be sailing, as north is stronger than south, rivers and esturies less windy than the ocean How much do you weigh, what boards, what type of sailing

Seabreezes here form around high pressure systems, so as the high pressure system nears the coast, you get strong seabreezes, 20 -30 knots, sometimes up to 35 kts, sometimes for days on end, then the breezes get lighter 18 to 25 kts for a day or two, then 15 - 20 kts, then 12 to 18 kts then just very light 8-15kts.

You can sail easterlies in the morning and seabreezes in the pm.

Be more specific and others may be able to help you more

Hardina (Exchange Student staying at Hardie's place)

Bring it all,

If you want to squeeze every last bit of sailing you can, bring the 5.8 mt, and buy yourself a very cheap bigger board, the market is flooded with really good boards, going very cheap, then you'll sail heaps!!!!!!!!

Hardina (Exchange Student staying at Hardie's place)

2.2lbs per kg

Alby


It's all just a minor ripple in the cess pool of life!

Surfs up Baby!!

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What's this??? weight in lbs????? you're not a sepo are you???
Only an American windsurfer would weigh themselves in pounds!!

THe names hoser not yanke eh.

Hoser@noser

Tradesmen still use inches not centimeters.
EH

Hoser@noser

tradies use inches
im a new generation tradesman and all my old school bosses and other trades all use mm
what tradesman uses inches

GONE WITH THE WIND