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I sail the 272 and is my favorite board (1998 yellow with red graphics on each side). I sail in the SF Bay. One fin is realistic, based on skill level.

My weight is close to you at 155. I use th ...

JSE, Nice video & like the your tacks. Haven't been to Tomales yet. What signs do you look for in advance to know it will blow the next day and not be fogged in?

Ron

Been thinking about the east wind question for a few days and cannot remember a true east wind sailing day. NE & SE yes from the peninsula only on a equipe w/ 8.5 racefoil pro daggeboard down in ...

As said in earlier responses driving the 45 minutes is the sure way to sail
safely.

I have seen once in late afternoon from the Whaler Hotel in Kannapali two guys swim their gear out to the wind ...

For my older slalom boards, the Sailworks Hucker wins hands down.
It's as fast as the race sails I used over the past 25 years (that includes Prismas, World Cup Races). Easy to rig without all the ...

I have found over the years you all have good things to say and have learned from everyone.

I don't want us windsurfers to implode. Debating an opinion turns me off, and will turn off new windsu ...

Hi Josh, I go through it over a few days. My preference is shorter articles instead of one or two long ones.
What stands out in my mind was the issue with sailing locations around the world. I r ...

Similar question to "Light Wind Wave Sailing" posted earlier..

See pages 44-45 in the latest issue of Windsurfing Magazine. Robby Naish is shown on a 80 liter wave board with a 5.0 in 15 ...

I agree, prices are climbing high. The used market may get stronger.

Above all, high cost helps me appreciate what I currently own.... dial it in to get the most from it.

FredFX's - great zen- ...