Tomorrow 5/10

Juani222 · Joined: 13 Oct 2006 Posts: 138

Hi people, looks pretty windy tomorrow... Corporation anyone?

PS: Last time at Corp I couldn't get out, my smallest stuff being too big for the occasion... if any of you guys has an 85L wave board around three or less years old that wants to get rid of, shoot me a PM.

See you out there,

Juan

ron.c · Joined: 30 Oct 2004 Posts: 1460

I'll tell you what Juan

I'm kinda house bound tomorrow with moms getting the priority. I plan to go to my home town beach SKAKET around 8-8:30. It's in Orleans, 5 minutes off of exit 12 probably a net 15 minutes more the heading to Corporation from off Cape. Water Conditions go from easy 9:00am to tougher by 11:00. Wind angle looks about 45Deg onshore. Parking's easy.

I'll throw my 85l F2 Axxiss with wave fin in the truck. If you show up, be my guest all day, if not no big deal. The board is in great shape and has given me plenty of good days, but too big for me tomorrow.

All are welcome, and those that have made the trip have not been disappointed.

Ron C.

WaterKook · Posted: Sat May 09, 2009 2:55 pm Post subject:

West.... Hardings Beach in Chatham is the call.

outcast · Joined: 04 May 2004 Posts: 2724

noon/1 for me dude

Juani222 · Joined: 13 Oct 2006 Posts: 138

Hi Ron - thank you very much, but I think I'm heading to Chapin or Horseneck...
Do you think that 80 liters is too much for today? I'm looking into getting something small (I'm 170 lb)... there is a 75 L JP RWW on sale but I thought it would be to small, I don't want a stick that I can use only 3 times a year... I don't know... any suggestions?

Hey I hope to see you around,

Juan

ron.c · Joined: 30 Oct 2004 Posts: 1460

no problem - at 7:45, its already on - just waiting for enough water to come in - My narrow old style boad is a good fit to my light weight - 85l is too much for me today.

RC

WaterKook · Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 7:05 am Post subject:

Juan 85L works for me from 5.2-3.7 just fine (165lbs)
WNW I hate this direction. Twisted Evil

....Jerry

ron.c · Joined: 30 Oct 2004 Posts: 1460

Hate that direction? you (all) should have come over.

I needed some male bonding, 3 women kiters against me. A little bit of interaction, by I tended to hang further out.

Absolutely flat out with a 5.0 all morning. Wind angle, tide, a mix of speed runs transistioning to jumps as the tide came in, air temp, water temp, old board, all "As" The only drawback was a wasted 20 minutes trying to make a 4.2 work.

A tentative nomination for the top 5 of the year list.

RC

ps: Friday night and Saturday morning surf sessions didn't hurt either!

Juani222 · Joined: 13 Oct 2006 Posts: 138

KILLER day!!! I hope you all had your share... as of me, side off at Horseneck, 5.2, 85L (thanks Larry!!!) and a bunch of boardheads...
As Ron said, strong candidate for the best of 2009 (only down side: running out of gas in some sections)

See you out there,

Juan

ikopeikin · Joined: 27 Sep 2006 Posts: 88 Location: Massachusettes

Well .. it was really bad in Chapin.. I did not take my big stuff.. the max I had .. 6.5. So after all .. after first good ride.. ( for the entire day) got skunked in the middle of .. I almost landed in mayflowers… long swimming. Freaking summer…
--Igor