5 out of 10 days of wind in North Texas, on either 4.0, 4.5 or 5.0 sails so its been just like W.A. except we have to wear a lot of neoprene and we don't have 1.5 meter swells but we are still having a great Christmas wind this year.

The wind has been mainly from the south so the swells don't jack up as clean, when we get a cold front from the North we can get some really good swells to play in.

in winds 25-35 knots I am using Naish Force V sails, Wizard 130 and Time Code 68 wing in position B with base plate at # 1.5

azymuth said..

CoreAS said..
5 out of 10 days of wind in North Texas, on either 4.0, 4.5 or 5.0 sails so its been just like W.A. except we have to wear a lot of neoprene and we don't have 1.5 meter swells but we are still having a great Christmas wind this year.

The wind has been mainly from the south so the swells don't jack up as clean, when we get a cold front from the North we can get some really good swells to play in.

in winds 25-35 knots I am using Naish Force V sails, Wizard 130 and Time Code 68 wing in position B with base plate at # 1.5

Nice work Dean, super carves and gybes

Cheers JJ, great to see your guys ripping out your way as well.
tomorrow we have a good southeast wind so we will be heading to our flat water spot to practice some more tricks

thedoor said..
Curious how you can carry your kit via fuselage and boom?

Leverage! That's my 4,0 rig so it's super light, so I'll lean back a little and try and get some wind under the board while holding the fuse.

I normally grab the foil mast as you can get much better leverage there.

thedoor said..

CoreAS said..

thedoor said..
Curious how you can carry your kit via fuselage and boom?

Leverage! That's my 4,0 rig so it's super light, so I'll lean back a little and try and get some wind under the board while holding the fuse.

I normally grab the foil mast as you can get much better leverage there.

I gave it a go. very nice.

Very nice set up, looks like you're having a blast on your Insta videos