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@santiagoortizbasualdo3682 thanks mate!

Ultrashort Red Advance fuse & p325 or p350 tail. That fuse gives you the best control and those two tails give it enough lift and turn good enough for a big wing.

Touche!

This one is much harder to paddle up. It's smaller and faster.

thanks@@Jeff_Rowley

Thanks mate!

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it. The PNG1150 is perfect to learn to DW SUP on. It paddles up on foil at very low speed, and flies comfortably on short fetch, small bump bay runs. Plus it's easy to turn. In the ocean the PNG1300 would be better, it's more efficient and will run faster with swells🤙

Thanks so much mate! 😊

Thanks mate🙏 I'm using the Ultrashort Advance+ fuse in the clip. It's my regular prone fuse

Bluebird! Love it🤙

I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you, warrior

@@Jeff_Rowley I was in wrestling so I ain't taking shit advice when I've been there too. I have injuries and I wouldn't want people to have them by saying they are badges of honor. You can't explain shit that makes sense with that mindset. If you were in the field your mindset would get your battle buddies killed.

I know mate! That was a dreamy session

Thanks mate, I appreciate it. That was a very fun session!

Thanks mate🤙

Yes it's possible and it sounds like your lake is perfect.

Thanks mate. There wasn't much wind, it was actually offshore. No swell- I'm actually travelling in the direction against swell. We were flat water starting, which on the ocean is rarely 100% flat. I was using 82cm HM Power Carbon mast, Ultrashort Advance fuse, Progressive 400 tail wing 🤙

Thanks mate! The track is London Grammar - Hey Now (Jobe edit)

Thanks! It's 19"1/4 wide.

Thanks! I paddled out

Thanks mate! How much fun is gliding on swells 🦅🤙

Thanks mate! Go Pro are pretty amazing these days, glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it!

The 899 is my favourite by far! Once it's up flying it's so much more fun than the 999. At your weight the 899 could be your everyday DW foil, whereas it's 999 for me.

I don't have a hr monitor on. I know it gets pretty high. Flat water starts are an ATP-CP exercise. I feel the heart after the sprint. Mast depends on the board and foil setup. I moved it back an inch to reduce early lifting and allow building more speed first.

This was when I started prone foiling. Yes the 899 pumps great, fast cadence

There would be pros and cons of riding the 999 vs 899. Easier pump and wave connection, yes. Over foiled, less turning ability, more breaching tips, yes too

Thanks Mark!

Thanks mate, much appreciated!

Hello, I'm 88kg plus wetsuit. KT makes beautiful boards! The Ginxu Dragonfly is an advanced board. The 95L will be an Advanced-Pro level for your weight. The 100-105L sizes would be more Intermediate level for your weight. If you are new to this, get a massive foil like the Axis PNG1150 or PNG1300. This will help stabilise the board and make paddling up 'easier'. 🤙

Thanks you

@@marseask3217 🤙🦅

Thanks mate. My board is 112L and I am 88kg sans wetsuit and pack.

Thanks mate

I'm glad you enjoyed it, thank you

Thanks mate! 🤙🙌

Thanks Mark, that makes sense. It also helps to have a low risk run you can test gear on 🤙

Thanks mate! This day there was 3-4ft of groundswell behind me, with a short period windswell creating nice waist high bumps at the start. Plenty of energy in the water!

@@Jeff_Rowley Noice! Also, props for riding a self-made foil board (I ride one too). Sub'd!

@@jeromesurffoil7033 That's great mate! Thanks

Hey mate, I'm not an experienced judge of wind speed! I'm just pushing my downwinding as hard as I can in whatever conditions are on offer. This was way too light for wingers and kite foils. If there's no wind, there's no bumps 🤙

Thanks mate. Ok, you have 3 things going for you- foil experience, sup paddling experience and downwind bump experience - so you will learn faster than anyone. Plus excellent local conditions. You're the same weight as me. Board depends on what you can get or build. Get the longest and narrowest board you can around 115-125L to start. They paddle up on foil faster. 7'6 X 20" or 21". The foil and length makes them stable enough. All the foil board brands are making boards like this now. Good foil to learn on- you will very quickly be overfoiled on the 1750 in those conditions. 🤙

@@Jeff_Rowley Thank you so much mate!!

Thanks mate. The 1150 turns better and has a lower speed range than the 1300, around 12-25kmh. If you have small slow bumps like on a bay, that can be an advantage. The 1300 has more glide and slightly higher speed range than the 1150, which makes it better in ocean bumps mixed with a bit of swell. 1150 is easier to paddle up of the two.

@@Jeff_Rowley Legend, thanks mate!

Haha thanks mate, banging song

Thanks mate, I appreciate it. My board is 112L and I'm 88kg, probably 90 in wet wetsuit. This foil carries my weight easily at low speed in light conditions

Thanks mate!

Thanks mate. I'm 88kg, probably 90 in my wet wetsuit

Thanks mate, it felt unreal

Thanks mate. This is my training grounds for DW. Works in direct onshore wind. Run length depends on how far out to sea I paddle and when I get up. 1-4km. This one was late, not far out and really light. Just wanted to push my paddle up. Had to go round a point and ran into flat water at the end and burnt out. If I started further out it would have been better. Not currently tracking HR, but it was high from the paddle up and pumping.