I found that it smooth's out the chop, back leg not getting tired, no tip splash and carves deep into the water. Pulled off an ollie to toe side and then a quick heel side turn, it really digs in deep.
Kind of a lite wind day so I had a hard time keeping the toe side tacks going.
Eventually wind died to zero - had to walk in from shallow bowl area,
Overall a fun session with the water and air at manageable temperatures.
Highlight of the day: New Mako 140 board - first time using it
TOW: 1 hour 11:00-12:00
Gear: Mako 140 Board
Conditions: 1 foot chop
Weather: Mostly cloudy 60s
Wind: SSE to 20 mph - squally winds with storms in the area
Schooled: New board used - It's impressively smooth in the chop.
Image: New Board
No comments:
Post a Comment