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I guess if it is just the rear section that has been bent you could buy a replacement back end for the boom - could be a good permanent & easy solution if not too expensive?by Poole Windsurfing - GENERAL DISCUSSION
There are a lot of good ideas for how to separate a stuck windsurf mast but over the years I have found the absolute best way is with sheer man power: 1 guy twisting each halve of the mast = no joy 3 guys either side = easy mast separation!! Seriously a mast that can seem totally stuck together can be apart in a matter of seconds if you just have enough people twisting each section.by Poole Windsurfing - GENERAL DISCUSSION
For anyone limited by the daily grid of something called 'work', why not join the Evening Windsurf Club at Poole Windsurfing, 'The Evening Sessions'. Build fitness, socialize, get a tan, have a laugh after work & feel great about yourself! Evening Windsurf Club The windsurf club has been a great success, with everyone loving the chance to get out after work for a bit of ‘sunset windsuby Poole Windsurfing - GENERAL DISCUSSION
Anyone interested in some great quality used windsurfing equipment should check out the list of this seasons second hand kit that has just been posted on the Poole Windsurfing website. Used Windsurfing Equipment List All the used windsurfing equipment is in good condition from either this season or the last and you can save upto 50% on retail prices by getting some quality second hand windsby Poole Windsurfing - GENERAL DISCUSSION
Ex world champion windsurfer, Francisco Goya based on Maui, Hawaii will be at the Poole Windsurfing school on Sunday 10th July to run a free windsurfing equipment demo day! Here at Poole Windsurfing we pride ourselves on the quality of the windsurfing equipment we use in the school. Much of our equipment comes from Goya Windsurfing, which is owned & run by windsurfing legend & all rounby Poole Windsurfing - GENERAL DISCUSSION
The clamp system on any modern boom does 'snap' shut, this is a good thing as it means you get a nice solid connection between the mast & boom. Having said that, it should not be a super human effort to close the clamp over & maybe you should look at loosening off the inhaul rope (the little bit of rope at the front end of the boom) which controls how much 'squeeze' is put on the mast asby Poole Windsurfing - GENERAL DISCUSSION
Not that it probably helps you out, as you already have your choosen windsurfing van but.... VW Transporters (T4's or T5's) are really the windsurfing vehicle of choice, with a nice low overall height that should get you into pretty much any height restricted car park. Plus they drive just like a modern car, making them an all round top windsurfing van!by Poole Windsurfing - GENERAL DISCUSSION
In an ideal world you would create your windsurf sail quiver in one go, so that you can get the optimum size break between sails. In the real world that doesn't happen very often, so I would say just try to keep around 0.5m between each sail. In your case the 4.7m is a little close to the 5.0m but then there is this big gap between the 5m & the next size up of 5.7m, so getting something aroby Poole Windsurfing - GENERAL DISCUSSION