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hooper2
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No wind, no waves, no problem. Go wakeboarding. You will soon be praying for those zero wind days to ride in absolute glassy conditions. Beware though, the body takes a beating when your going for it.
Peace,
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cosmicharlie
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Some of us enjoy the fact we dont own a sail bigger than a 6.0 (215 lbs) and still get out 60 + days a year May-October.
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You can sail a 6.0 in all the winds that I use bigger sails, but you won't have as much fun. It's probably better that you do, but unless you are working on your freestyle moves, all you will be doing is barely moving. |
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rationalnational
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i personally love using my 3.3 as much as possible because I don't move at all and that is what I want to do. Not moving is really fun for me.
I am not as skilled as brucie so why should I even try and be. I am in awe of you. |
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