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Hi NOVAAN,

At 615 pounds, what volume size board do you use?

https://www.seabreeze.com.au/img/photos/windsurfing/7920360.jpg

As an XXL sailor who's considering foiling, I was wondering if anyone has tried things like plates that are on the market? I'm thinking about turning my Super Lightwind into a foil board but the curr ...

To emphasize what others have said, you're not "big", you're well within the range of what manufactures consider "normal". As a 6'3, 280 pound guy I can tell you that it isn't rea ...

This would probably get a better response in the Southwest forum.

I wonder which would be a better marginal wind board: Tabou Speedster 138 or Rocket Wide 135? Not just for ease of planing, but for marginal all around use?

Probably the Speedster. I demo'd a bun ...

Is there much wind down on the deck of your board? I can see some concern about turbulence and drag from forward motion, but unless you're on dead flat water I can't imagine there's much in the way o ...

https://youtu.be/1JdAfppkTnk

"The myth is that you go faster because some gap is closed between sail foot and board, encouraging better wind flow over the foot of the sail. (In 'foil' terms it ...

I don't mind eyelets, and they are lighter, but...

"Closing the gap" is a thing of the past as best I can tell. The PWA slalom guys don't. Outside of formula sails, modern sails aren't ...

It was down, then back up, and now it looks like it's down again. Their Facebbook page and SUP site are working.

In other words, I have no idea.

Old but tried and true upwind tip: Look right over your front shoulder, like almost resting you chin on it. That will cause your back arm to sheet in and take weight off your back foot. When going ...