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Very cool. How much has the water gone up so far?

I picked up a freebie 2019 Naish Thrust foil that I'm going to give to a buddy who is just now thinking about learning to foil. One difference between the Naish and the slingshot foil that I'm used to ...

I have an Exocet Cross II 106 liter freestyle wave board that I've just used and used and used since buying it new in 2009 because it works so darn well for like 90% of my shortboard sailing and it ha ...

Since I've always had the single-fin mindset of "light wind = need more fin" its kind of weird to think of subtracting fin(s) from a quad (i.e., setting it up as a twin) for lighter wind con ...

Somehow I got to this point in my life having never tried a quad waveboard, but yesterday I tried a friend's 92 liter Starboard Quad with a 5.7 in 20ish knots side-onshore wind.

I'd been going fin ...

"Go now"

"Bring everything" (variation on the Puffin's wisdom)

"Rig big"

Did any of y'all see the most recent PWA slalom event in Tiberias where for the men's fleet it was "rider's choice" on whether they used foils or traditional fins?

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+1 vote for actual foiling.

-1 vote for goofy mini-foil fins.

It's pretty straightforward to pop an affordable slingshot or neil pryde foil into whatever old, deep tuttle box board you have lyin ...

Are any of y'all doing both windfoiling and wingfoiling? Do you have a sense of how your wind threshold requirements compare between the two? And how do you decide when to do which sport?

I used to have a Kona ONE and now I have an Exocet WindSUP 11'8. The Kona ONE should be fun to sail in the great lakes, and is a good all-conditions board to learn waterstarting and stuff with. My onl ...