@@el_vaquero_del_condado that’s correct! I like this one for my home conditions because there is a lot of wind chop. Easier to just keep the motor pod in the water
@@DivadZeugirdor assuming the waves are on the smaller side, I would recommend a bigger, more forgiving front wing. I learned on the Armstrong hs 1850 front wing which was very beginner friendly, could catch/feel out the waves very well, and pumped great. Works great with foil drive too with its larger size it’s easier to get up on foil
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How long is the cable setup you’re using? Seems from the video that it’s the longer 25cm/10” version… Is that the case?
@@el_vaquero_del_condado that’s correct! I like this one for my home conditions because there is a lot of wind chop. Easier to just keep the motor pod in the water
Looking to get into prone/wave foiling with foil drive setup. What set up would you recommend to start with? I'm 83kg, zero foil experience. Thanks
@@DivadZeugirdor assuming the waves are on the smaller side, I would recommend a bigger, more forgiving front wing. I learned on the Armstrong hs 1850 front wing which was very beginner friendly, could catch/feel out the waves very well, and pumped great. Works great with foil drive too with its larger size it’s easier to get up on foil
Where in Lake Michigan is this?
@@Fjordjumper grand haven
Hi what board is this ?
@@yuriybilous9560 this is the Amos shapes sultan wing 5’5 75L