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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Belgium
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Hi Farlo,
When we have 25 average on the North Sea, we often have peaks till 35 and a huge swell building up, depending if it's onshore or side shore. Although the sail size of 5.5 could perhaps still be manageable, it is rather the board size of 65/103L that would kill me. Even on our big lakes near the sea, without protection of a dam, I could encounter giant chop. 20/22 average up to 25 is something completely different of course, and for sure I would take my 5.5 sail in these conditions, BUT not a 65/103L board. In stead I would also use my 57/83L wave board in big chop or my IS87 + 5.7 or even 6.7 on fairly flat water. I think that in high winds, i.e. 21+ average, the water state will play a much more important role in chosing the "right" kit.
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IS87 / IS101 / IS122 / US147 Last edited by BelSkorpio; 5th October 2012 at 10:53 PM. |
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