There is none at all at this moment so could be nice to contemplate for a while the strongest wind you have been sailing ever.
Ideal will be attach Seabreeze wind speed graph for that day to proof it, or photo.

My recollection:
1.WIND 45-55 knotts about 3 years ago, Life Saver spot, Melbourne, when waves were up to mast top,
and next time at Sandy Point, water flat as usual
2.EQUIPMENT Board Fanatic 130 L, sail 5m KA - mast 400
3.EXPERIENCE complete disaster on Life Saver, I managed to flip sail on top of the only boy around , but same wind and full enjoyment on Sandy Point

After having a great sail yesterday and almost landing my first backloop, today was a serious reality check.
The wind had gone to a solid 35knots gusting to 40 and I spent the entire short session trying to keep my board in the water and not taking off into orbit. Still managed to have a few huge crashes when the board lifted off the top off a few small waves.
I'm only 70kgs ringing wet, any tips on making your kit work in these conditions, or do I need to go to smaller gear?