simonp123 said..That's an interesting technique for walking out of the shore break at the end. Looks like you're holding the fuselage and keeping the board at an angle so that you can hold the sail out of the water. I'm going to have to try that.
I thought it might be helpful for some.
You're correct - flip the board on its side, grab the fuselage near the rear wing and fly the sail holding the mast.
Very secure stance to brace against waves.
Works great if you have enough wind in the shorebreak to fly the sail.
Push the board up the sand on the rail - I've reinforced the rail at the impact spot.
