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Introduction to me and my love of windsurfing   Message List  
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Re: [Windsurfer] Re: Introduction to me and my love of windsurfing

I would say good "old school" as in not expensive board would a Mistral Malibu
or an F2 Comet class of board. Your the perfect size for having a really fast
bay board. If you do not mind lugging a LONG board a Mistral Equipe or Fanitac
Race Cat you would be HARD to catch with the proper size rig.


Smooth Sailing,
Karlton Spindle

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Tue Apr 26, 2005 3:37 pm

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Hi! I'm here to talk about windsurfing, I really love the sport and I'm planning on getting on the water a lot more this summer than I have in the past. I'm... 		girlintheyellowjeep
girlintheyel...
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Big questions; Where do you want to sail? As in location example near Sf Bay Then Ocean <-- Open Large Rolling Sea Ocean <-- Bay Flat Speed Sailing <-- What I...
Karlton Spindle
zoomemp
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Karlton, To answer your 'Big' question: I'd like to first get comfortable windsurfing in a bay, I think. I love the speed, a little nervous around the waves...
girlintheyellowjeep
girlintheyel...
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I would say good "old school" as in not expensive board would a Mistral Malibu or an F2 Comet class of board. Your the perfect size for having a really fast...
Karlton Spindle
zoomemp
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3:37 pm

I wave sail in Florida... I have an 8.8 semi floater bump/jump for 15 to 25 knots for small wave days... & a 8.1 glass/poly sinker custom wave board for 20...
john canning
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