OES Quads sail Jaws

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OESaustralia
OESaustralia
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10 Feb 2011 2:36pm
A nice sized North West swell filled in Tuesday(Feb 9th) and I got the call early that Peahi was working. I had been thwarted (nickwarmuth.blogspot.com/2009/11/thwarted.html) a few times before, but I had a feeling that today was the day. The wind was strong and had a very offshore direction too it, I took out my 4.7 Superfreak ME edition and my OES Quad 72. The quad 72 handled really well in the double mast high sets. I moved the back fins to the back of the box and added a little extra distance between the front and back fins. It wasn't the cleanest day at Peahi, there were bumps the size of Volkswagen at the bottom of some of the waves. I was a little nervous setting the bottom turn with the four fins, but wave after wave, the harder I pushed the more the board drove. Since it was my first time out there I took it easy, and watched the pros(Levi Siver, Robby Swift) rip it, and I'll be ready for next time. Check out the videos/shots at Jimmie Hepp's facebook page.
The pictures of the day are at www.makani.smugmug.com
Aloha,

Nick Warmuth
nickwarmuth.blogspot.com
Photos: Emily De Castro
divaldo
divaldo
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SA, 2879 posts
10 Feb 2011 3:19pm
Saw the photos of Nick on Jimmies FB page, nice work Nick!
OESaustralia
OESaustralia
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300 posts
SA, 300 posts
25 Feb 2011 11:20pm
www.boardwindsurfing.com/
Just scroll down and click on the Jaws link to the left to see video of the day

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