4.2 D-wing for sale.

This parawing ranks well with the newest parawings on the market. It goes upwind very well, pumps without completely deforming, has good range (can fly off front lines for depower), and stows easily enough.

Canopy and lines are in great condition. My harness line has worn some ...

For CB, tide doesn't matter so much for foiling. You either have a shorter or longer walk to the ocean depending on what the tide is doing . Water gets deep enough for the foil regardless; just watch for the short sand bar that's in front of the launch. Otherwise you're good to go any tide.

KUS wrote: Sun Jul 20, 2025 2:56 pm So did you sell all your windsurf gear, Chris?

No, I can't seem to let it go! If I lived at CB, Tofino, Oregon, etc, I'd still be windsurfing a ton. I miss jumping, looping, and smacking the lip a lot. My brother may take my windsurfing gear and put it to use.

I live in Sooke by the basin and want to start windsurfing as a new hobby
I have a lot of surfing experience but looking for an off season sport and windsurfing is really interesting me lately. Looking for a cheap package with everything to get out on the water. I have a wetsuit stuff already ...

Thanks everyone!

Wow, lots here to digest! Thanks so much for taking the time, Ian! We'll be visiting other places too, but Paros sounds like the best bet for wind. Very much appreciated!

Looking for recommendations for best spots with swell/waves/strong wind in Paros, Greece. Looking to rent gear. Thanks!

Nice, Kus! Footage looks like it was from a pretty classic CB day too. Love the slow motion beach starts

I've read that some people are getting good results using crossbow bags off amazon for foils that are mounted one piece to the fuse, then pad/bubble wrap the heck out of them.

Hey Dane!

See the "Sharkmethfest 2024" thread. You'll see the plans unfolding there.

Last 10 days booked in June for me.

Clever design! Go Pro mount is pretty slick too. DW paddle option is brilliant.

I'm hoping to start dipping my toes in DW this winter. I'll be working on it without foil assist but that seems like a great way to go initially for sure. I plan to start working on flat water paddle ups, paddling in choppy conditions/small surf for balance training, then moving on to short DW runs ...

Really hope you get your rig back in good shape, Steven!

Most of us either have already or will experience the heart-crushing sight of our board floating away from us faster than we can swim. A crucial skill is to learn the technique to drag back to your board using the wing leading edge down to ...

This is such an amazing opportunity! Way to go Sam!!! Love that you and Rob are supporting him in this dream. We'll be donating shortly.