It was crazy wind in Melbourne yesterday.. Not only was it gusting well over 50 knots the direction was so so wrong with way to much off-shore in it causing us to keep close to land to stay safe.. Unfortunately staying close to land in an off-shore wind keeps you in flat-ish water and away from the big waves.. Trying to carry your board in such strong wind can sometimes be the hardest part.
Here's some vid with some rare music from the sugar man.
Wholly carp - what happened to your board? Much damage?
Looked like you were windsurfing half the time with the world's smallest sail. Seriously windy!
Ooh..those rocks/reefs lookin really close & how's the board after that flight?
Our Geelong dw run was.....!
Crazy wind, hope the board is ok can't believe how many times it flipped in mid air!
Select to expand quoteDaveSandan said..
Crazy wind, hope the board is ok can't believe how many times it flipped in mid air!
Should have been wearing his leg rope 
Select to expand quotecantSUPenough said..DaveSandan said..
Crazy wind, hope the board is ok can't believe how many times it flipped in mid air!
Should have been wearing his leg rope
Then it would have been like flying a kite?
Select to expand quoteDavidJohn said..
It was crazy wind in Melbourne yesterday.. Not only was it gusting well over 50 knots the direction was so so wrong with way to much off-shore in it causing us to keep close to land to stay safe.. Unfortunately staying close to land in an off-shore wind keeps you in flat-ish water and away from the big waves.. Trying to carry your board in such strong wind can sometimes be the hardest part.
We had wind to in Queensland. But too cold as only 21degrees
Good work again getting out there....
Select to expand quotepetedorries said..DavidJohn said..
It was crazy wind in Melbourne yesterday.. Not only was it gusting well over 50 knots the direction was so so wrong with way to much off-shore in it causing us to keep close to land to stay safe.. Unfortunately staying close to land in an off-shore wind keeps you in flat-ish water and away from the big waves.. Trying to carry your board in such strong wind can sometimes be the hardest part.
We had wind to in Queensland. But too cold as only 21degrees
Good work again getting out there....
Hmm, we're doing them in 12 degrees...and 10 degrees water temp...
Select to expand quotePiros said..
Wow lucky it was Sandy , hope the board is OK
Not just sandy.. Soft and sticky muddy conditions.. Hard to run fast in but perfect for stopping a tumbling board and preventing any damage.. Yes.. very, very lucky.
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