Sailworks Bump n Jump Windfoiling

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2019
  • The Sailworks windsurf boys goofing around at the Hatchery on their windfoils.
    Windfoil gear:
    Sailworks Flyer and Revolution
    Moses Hydrofoil 111 mast with 720 and 639 wings
    North Pacific Surfboards Oregon Windfoil Board
    Roberts Composites Windfoil Board
    Shot by Kaden Sponhauer and Colson Zack - Edit by CLZ Media
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Комментарии • 10

  • @markoconnor680
    @markoconnor680 10 дней назад

    👍 I'm a Windsurfing fanatic and I'd operated my own Windsurfing school, but I haven't tried Wing foiling yet and I wouldn't refuse to do so as it appears very enjoyable also.

  • @bozmar1
    @bozmar1 3 года назад +2

    It looks much better than wingfoiling

  • @drgeatman
    @drgeatman 4 года назад +1

    impressive riding guys

  • @PeterSdrolias
    @PeterSdrolias 4 года назад +1

    Nice!

  • @miojogames1887
    @miojogames1887 4 года назад

    Vary nice vídeo...

  • @PerWiklund234
    @PerWiklund234 4 года назад

    Nice

  • @oregonxyz
    @oregonxyz 2 года назад

    I spent 30 years learning to windsurf. The better part of that has been on very large boards. I can either go sort of fast or pretty slow. The worst part about windsurfing is when on small boards, you sink and slog when the wind is slow. I like being in the harness and leaning back and feeling the power of the wind in the sail while hooked in. Kite/wing/foil, no thanks. I spent enough time, money, gas money and drank enough of the Columbia learning one sport.

  • @johnshipps441
    @johnshipps441 4 года назад +1

    Ok, so I spent 15 years windsurfing in the gorge. Then, I got into kiteboarding. Now, I'm thinking of going back to windsurfing, but this windfoiling looks super rad. Is there such a thing as a board that can work for both windsurfing and windfoiling?

    • @terminator1887
      @terminator1887 4 года назад

      Yes you could try the fantic gecko

    • @shreddagorge
      @shreddagorge 4 года назад

      Me too. Am keeping an eye on the "crossover" board scene for my first board, such as the 8' Starboard Hyper Nut 4-in-1 so my wife and I can use it as SUP/foil and she can windsurfing light days in the lagoon. As I progress, then I'll consider a smaller foil-compatible windsurf board (tend to have deep Tuttle vs twin track), like Gecko or Naish Galaxy.