Pics or it didn't happen

maybe upload to youtube & link it here...

not the fastest run but we were there a few hours. need more people to join in.
ive found it to be a great method of technique tuning, duck gybes etc.

cool

itd be more fun with a couple more guys. jut need a longboard and a hole drilled through it for the mast base.

I was thinking about having a go at this, but I left my car unlocked last night, and some scumbag nicked by long board.
Very annoyed. Weirdly, they didn't nick my little Z, so it's not all bad.

saltiest1 said...

itd be more fun with a couple more guys. jut need a longboard and a hole drilled through it for the mast base.

I have a huge car park miles and miles long where i live with some nice clean light wind i just have to find a skate board that's my problemwill post a vid for you fellas once i get around to finding a skateboardand show ya how good this place is for skate sailing

The spot is called the SHED i use to sail at the spot when i was a kid. back then i used a 4.0 wild winds wave sail and a old skateboard in 30 knot northlys.. the wheels use to turn so hot that they would glow, well allmost They were the days when we use to get gales more than 3 times a week in winter i miss those days

Got another story too for ya fellas. i use to windsurf at the front of me dads house and i once was windsurfing down our narrow steet in a gusty wind. all the naviors new me back then as the mad windsurf dude.. anyway was skatesailing down the st at full speed and hit the power lines with my mast that hanged across the road

body armour, helmet and gloves for thursday. game on!

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Looks like great fun, but how does your rig fair when you stack? That asphalt has got to do some damage.

Leman said...

Looks like great fun, but how does your rig fair when you stack? That asphalt has got to do some damage.

usually shredded mast pockets and rear of batten tips, plus the damage to ones self
we use older sails that that are saved from recycling bins, as we tend to "decycle" them