Lac Bay, Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands
2018 GA Phantom 7.1, 2015 iSonic 107, Black Project WeedSpeed 38
Lots of weeds.
2018 GA Phantom 7.1, 2015 iSonic 107, Black Project WeedSpeed 38
2014 Sailworks Retro 5.5, 2014 JP Magic Ride 118, MFC 32
Since I have not exercised in a long time, doing it on the water is hopefully a quick way to get back into shape. But not there yet.
Out of curiosity, decided to sail a board that has been in the garage for about five years now and still in pristine condition. After the harsh ride of the iSonic, this board reminded me of my old Hi-Tech Gorge bump and jump boards. Much softer ride, easier to jibe than the iSonic (duh), and at my slow speeds, essentially as fast as the iSonics. Guess what board has just become my favorite while I attempt to get back into shape?
2014 Sailworks Retro 5.5, 2015 iSonic 107, MFC KP 360, 1985 Hi-Tech Carbon Slalom 9'
Two short sessions as the old muscles started cramping. Guess I need to sail more than once every 3-4 weeks... Great to be on the Hi-Tech and was slightly faster on it, if one isn't too critical of the actual speed.
Lac Bay, Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands
2015 Sailworks Retro 6.5, 1989 Hi-Tech 8'9" Gorge Bump & Jump
Good wind, correct combination for me in ~20 knot wind. Nice comfortable ride nothing exciting. Everything was going well on my first session in over a month until I really struggled on the last run to make it back to the launch area. I knew my skills were declining, but this was rediculous. Once on the beach, I found something to blame for my difficulties - see image.
Lac Bay, Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands
2018 GA Phantom 7.1, 2015 iSonic 107, MFC KP360, Wind: 17-20 knots