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Great help but please remove the music or get some lav mics, its a little hard to understand. :)

tell me please I am a begginer i bought my equipment for later I am having lessons to a watersports school and i will also rent a board with a foil later....My foil is cabrinha with 90cm base kit and 1300 front wing x series What's your opinion? I am 60 kilos

Thank you for this video! I have a question for you: I kiteboard, surf, and wakeboard, but I've yet to wing, and my wife is a complete novice/beginner (no watersport experience). I'm trying to figure out a setup that will work for both of us to learn on. I know it's not ideal, but I'm trying to save some money. I'm 6'0 190lbs (86kg) and she is 5'4" 120lbs (55kg)... This is the setup I have in mind: Board 90L, Foil 72-75, Front wing 1850, wing 5.0... Conditions at our spot are deep water and wind 10-20 knots. Thank you in advance

Awesome skills by both rider and pilot, that looks so fun!

Nice video. Love the commentary. Keep it up!

Great commentary, some good little gems in there about tacking and starting to wave ride, nice

Great video! What board, wing and foil?

Very nice footage….and the comments are working, as a person who is just getting into it it provides insight. What board is Tom riding? I only ask because I’m in the market for my first foil board and the longer more narrow profile is looking like a good choice.

What board is that??

Commentary is good 👍 Just starting out wing foiling.

Great stuff 🏄‍♂️🏄‍♂️🤙😎

Imagine living on mornington peninsula and someone saying you live in Melbourne. Awesome video though.

Awesome work boys, great riding, and you know the drone work is epic in 20 knots when you have to run to stop your drone blowing away after you land it, nice

Those are some big waves!

Love the long edits

Great vid , what a brilliant spot.

Beautiful !! Love the commentary. Keep up the good work guys.

I bloody love the bay, it has so many moods and you are absolutely right be it with the wing or with the paddle you can now bay surf down here that looks like an awesome session

Tom (not Tim, sorry)

Nice work Nick, Tim and PJ

Great riding🔥🤙 funny- I recently had sent a friend the slo mo Johnny Heineken ClayIsland vid and said, “here is the manual.” 😆

I think the nice bit at the end without the commentary gave it nice balance

Great video! What was the wind direction on that day?. How many knots. Looked like really great conditions. Also if I may ask, what equipment did you use. Wing and foil size?

It is magic out there

Awesome clip gents, love the commentary

Nice foiling guys! Was a awesome 😎 pleasure filming you both at such a beautiful location

Cardboard box loosely bundled

Excellent orientation!

Does the orientation of the nut matter? Seems either direction works, but i did the opposite from your orientation because it felt more secured and stable

That’s why the stabilizer looked familiar yesterday when I got the foil from you in Cabrillo. I watched this video few days ago.

Агонь конечно, купил себе. Такое впечатление, что в Строгино катают)

I'm not sure a short mast is the way to go for beginners, you have less margin for error with a short mast, and if you do get a short mast, it wont be long before you then have to buy another mast that's longer.

Crap, I folded my windows on my brand new wing before I saw this. Assume it's ok as a once off and not going to permanently damage?

Wear a mask! Carbon dust is very bad for your lungs! Thanks for the vid.

um, YA slingshot, why don't ur foils come with mounting hardware. My local shop had an axis mounting kit, looks like the track nuts r all the same for the 90mm rail mounting system tho

Great video and thanks! I'm a 6'1, 195lb, 50 year old novice. Thoughts?

Thanks so much for posting! I'm getting ready to chop three inches off each side of my ha1525. Hope it goes well! No dotted lines on that one.

(just wondering, what happened to the music that came with old windsurf video's, like Pennywise or Foo fighters. Who wants to listen to the chit you delivered with this pretty awesome drone footage. It's an insult to riders in the clip, dude. Keep this music for Asian airport lobby's please)

Thanks for the info! Only thing I'm wondering about is the height of the mast. I'm a total beginner so correct me if I'm wrong but I have a pretty high mast and am happy with that because the most annoying crashes so far have been when the foil escapes the water. So I'm really happy that I have a long mast so I have more area to play with. Sometimes I fly accidentally a bit too high for my comfort but instead of crashing, I just shift weight on the front foot and nicely go lower again. So I thought lower mast is only beneficial for shallow water and actually is more suitable for more advanced learners?

Hey friend. Great video. Thanks. What size wing do you think would be good to practice on a SUP and transition to a foil? I'm 5'11 70kg.

Thanks for your video. Today Is first day I work in this fields.

It looks like CF1200 in the front

Perfect explanation. Beautiful. I’ll try the grinder to save time because I don’t have much of that commodity but this really gives me the info i need

May I ask where is this? Is it near Melbourne

Would this be considered low or high aspect? Looks to be low? Thanks

Hi guys, great vid thank you! One question still: What do you think about inflatable boards? Do they make any sense? I live some 500km away from the mediterranean and transporting a smaller package by car would help a lot - but only if they are stable enough and make sense... Would really be happy about a reply on this! Thank you all so much!

Sunbeam Airlines approves this message. Good on ya Rama

Great video and such inspirational foiling. Thanks for sharing - I'm sharing your video with all the people who ask me "wing WHAT??" to help them imagine what we do with this sport. Way better than sharing a video of me crashing repeatedly into a freezing cold lake :)

Amazing!! So smooth!

Drone pilot was good too... I see a number of these videos... Great riders, music and nothing else... I like a bit of over dubbing to learn from failures... I'm sure we all have learnt like that