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shi thouse
shi thouse
WA
1159 posts
WA, 1159 posts
5 Nov 2010 12:56pm
Don't know if this has been posted before, apologies if so. Sort of water you would be happy to ski on.

Enjoy.



INfiniDIE
INfiniDIE
WA
478 posts
WA, 478 posts
5 Nov 2010 12:58pm
Is this the new Erik Eck video?
waxman
waxman
SA
1390 posts
SA, 1390 posts
5 Nov 2010 3:36pm
suface2air
suface2air
QLD
701 posts
QLD, 701 posts
5 Nov 2010 6:18pm
Thats freeken sweeet (even if it was a dooner) wrap me up and post me there . Water dosnt look too deep though no margin for a stuffed up jump .
waxman
waxman
SA
1390 posts
SA, 1390 posts
5 Nov 2010 7:03pm
That water is heaps deep enough, we kite in 2 to 6 inches of water all of the time in Whyalla. Most of our guys would think it is deep if it was over 2 feet. you definitely have to learn to crash in shallow water to prevent getting hurt, broken wrists, ankles, concussions plus lots of cuts and bruises from rocks and razorfish are all part of the fun.
harry potter
harry potter
VIC
2777 posts
VIC, 2777 posts
5 Nov 2010 8:14pm
^^^^^I second that.... I kite a lot in less than 1ft ... Waxman is right , you need to know how to fall and lay it out .... Never ever put your arm out to brace for impact . I try to land slightly feet first but a lot of angle so the board skips out and I lay out onto my ass and back

Think of the fat man at the circus the one that jumps from 10m up into the kiddie pool
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