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Hi guys, Thanks for the points. simon993c2s- Cheers for the waterstarting advice I will give it a go when it's a bit warmer! Had a sesh at West K the other day and god it was cold. I see what you mean about the pros, the sails hardly touch the water! In regards to the mast guys it's still lodged solid and I've had two sessions on it since and it still won't budge!by rapheus - GENERAL DISCUSSION
Hi all, I have two things I want to ask about. 1. When I'm out in the sea in waves, I find it a nightmare to waterstart, when trying to get back to the shore. Not big waves just the ones you get at Rhosneigr on a regular day. When I fall in and try to waterstart I find the waves push the sail under the water and I find it a challenge to get it flying again. It knackers me outby rapheus - GENERAL DISCUSSION
Hi, One thing I found when moving from my big board to my 99ltr freestyle board was my footwork. Using a big board made me lazy with my footwork and then moving onto a smaller board was challenging because my foot stuff wasn't exact enough. I'd practice the footwork such as quick tacks, stance etc on dry land and aim to get them really tidy before hitting the water. As above, you neeby rapheus - GENERAL DISCUSSION
Hi all, Thanks for the advice/offers I am having trouble with finances (Need to cut down on the beer) So gonna get a new board at a later time Will be looking again in the summer after a season. Thanks all Rapheusby rapheus - GENERAL DISCUSSION
Hi Sam, Thanks for the message. Just a few q's- -Has the board had any repairs? -Could you send me some pics to raphe.lobley@googlemail.com -How've you found the board? I am interested though just want to read up on the board 1st Thanks Rapheusby rapheus - GENERAL DISCUSSION
Hi, I've worked at a centre teaching and selling equipment to beginners for 5 years now and could give you some ideas. There is a huge range in beginner kit and you need to be careful you get what is right for you. The main problem with buying starter gear is you will quickly outgrow it if you are not careful. I have seen people often buy gear and then finding it difficult to sell it aby rapheus - GENERAL DISCUSSION
Hi all, I'm after a freestyle board at around 90ltrs for use on marine lake (West Kirby) and sometimes on wave conditions (Rhosneigr) but really want to focus on freestyle. I have a 104 ltr Mistral syncro atm which im selling and have outgrown. I was thinking- RRD Twin-Tip Fanatic Skate If anyone has or knows any for sale I would be very interested to know Or any other board sugby rapheus - GENERAL DISCUSSION