Yo, Wind Bro, love foil geeking out on your videos. I started winging 2 years ago. So I love watching your 2022 videos, because that's where I'm at with my Armstrong foil and F-One progression, 1 year behind you in my wing foil journey. You're like my wing foil Buddha, speaking foil lingo few know. And not all can access the ultimate magic carpet ride, only those in the know. 😇 It takes experience & skill to unlock that magic door. 🔑 🤙 Thanks for keeping it real in your reviews Jeremy. No outside influence. No hidden agenda. You're the man! 🫵 Keep on rocking Jeremy! 🏄‍♂️

@OCEANBOUND1

10 ай бұрын

Awwww thanks so much bud, truly appreciated!! Stoked to hear you are digging it, keep me up to date with your progress, cause that stuff gets ME stoked. A continuous stoke feedback machine. Sick. Thanks again and I wish you an awesome week!

love your video's . thanks a lot for giving us an independent review on all the gear you trial.

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much bud!! I really appreciate that. I do love these videos… it takes more brain power and time than my typical stuff but I really like changing it up. Thanks for the comment, I wish you an awesome day!

love your content, always uplifting and interesting. Thought I share the same crazy feeling... My mind is blown that my biggest foil is now less than 1100cm and i'm 88kg!!!!! Like you I've been on the step down journey from 2,400 > 1900 > 1750 > 1550 > 1350 > and now riding 1090 Eagle & 1080 Phantom. Rad!!! :) Love this wing journey, so much fun. Thanks again for the inspiring vids.

@OCEANBOUND1

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Jake!! And isn’t it crazy?? I was just talking to a friend yesterday at the beach about the same thing. We used to be able to gauge foils by their sq cm but the HA stuff has totally blown that apart. My 925 and even my 725 continue to surprise me in how much lift they have. And so cool to evolve as the sport does. Loving this journey we are all on! Stoked. I wish you a great weekend Jake!

Happy New Year from NZ Jeremy. Lovin your videos - keep em coming! I'm hanging out at a place called Raglan for my New Years break; the home of Armstrong Foils. This place is so cool J!! Maybe you'll get over here some day 🤙

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Dude! Happy New Year and great to hear from ya. So jelly you are in NZ!! On my list, I wanna check it so bad. Prolly a ways out at this point with 2 young kids but someday I’ll make it. Rip it up bro! Have fun!!

Hell yeah. Great info. Thank you!

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome bud! I wish you an awesome day!

I feel your pain brah, I have the same issue. Recently I wanted to decide between 1550 v2 and 1125. Did a flat water very light wind comparison and decided to sell the 1550, as the 1125 was just way faster and similarly easy to pump up on the foil. I put it on Craigslist and someone immediately hit me. I knew the guy, we agreed to meet at the shop where I work and he missed the appointment. The day after it was light wind and knee to waist high waves and I tried both foils again and I had so much more fun carving tight with the 1550 that I changed my mind and decided not to sell it anymore. In other words, I failed where you succeeded! (getting rid of a foil) Cheers!

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Ahhhahahha love this, thanks for sharing. I still have days I miss the 1550v2. It’s a great wing and does a lot well. One day maybe you’ll try the 1325 and see a whole different set of problems you’ll have to work through. The HA wings are just so different, but different and faster is not always better, it really comes down to how you feel out there - what gets you stoked. So ride what you like and only sell if you need to. When it comes time, you just embrace the change and ride what you got left. Again, thanks for sharing bud, I wish you an awesome weekend!

Happy New Year Jeremy, I wish could say the same "I have too much gear....lol" Wow that 1325 certainly has some width in it, I couldn't handle that in the chop here, it would simply damage too many of my wings. Moreover I would be scared of falling on those bad boy tips! But I see many people are turning to the HA foils. In the area where I wing mostly people are using Gong foils, its a french company and very good value for money, so we don't really get to see these Armstrong foils in use apart from here on the internet. They look very good and they get great reviews.

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Happy New Year Dan!! The 1325 is crazy wide. And def something I worry about when it comes to adding holes to my wings. I won’t know till I get a bunch more sessions on it! I can see it happening in waves but I think I’d be using that on small wave days anyway. Not many people ride Gong around here, but I’ve tried a wing or two. Where is your home spot?

Re-watching some of the 1325 videos. I swore I wouldn't get one.....then I rode a friends last week. Glides on a ripple, starts getting clean jumps about 2 foot out at around 14mph. Easy up on foil in light winds. I went home and sold a 5M Slick I was hoarding and immediately purchased the 1325. So stoked on it that I am watching everyone's 1325 videos now. Hope you are bringing back some killer footage from the DR!🤙

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I still miss the 1550. But I’m Not looking back. My fav is the 1325 with the 232 non-chopped.

@aaronpostle632

2 жыл бұрын

Out of curiosity what did you replace the slick with, I’m on a 5m Slick at the moment and haven’t liked riding anything else since.

@foilfanatic

2 жыл бұрын

@@aaronpostle632 These days Dakine Cyclones and Cabrinha Mantis is my wing of choice.

@aaronpostle632

2 жыл бұрын

@@foilfanatic Ah right I haven’t seen anyone riding those wings out here in Qatar yet. Looks like every brand is slowly moving to that style of handle that those wings have. I take it you prefer those handles instead of the boom?

@foilfanatic

2 жыл бұрын

@@aaronpostle632 Boom has advantages and the rigid handles have some. I have moved to the Mantis because they handle well in waves, they jump exceptionally well, and they are very durable. They are pretty light and compact. Duotone is one of the few brands I cannot get a discount on. So that is a factor as well.

Jeremy my man -- Happy New Year!!! As we pause to reflect the past year, I wanna say keep ya freakin' awesome videos coming! I grew up windsurfing PB, and occasionally ventured to Nahant and West Dennis... Now, as wing foiler in SF, every one of your informative, entertaining, and well produced videos is a unique treat. I have a question that's off topic and probably already answered, BUT... What gloves and booties do you use? Especially the gloves -- everything I've tried I never makes my hands colder and/or cramp up. Give my regards to Southie, Phil down at Inland Sea, etc. etc...

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Ed!! Awesome bud, thanks for those words and just reaching out in general! I love those clay island vids, the one winging those waves under the bridge got me sooo freaking stoked! I hope to wing out there some day :) I have 2 sets of gloves I use the most. Some 1.5mm NP gloves and for colder days, I still rock out on glacier gloves. Since the pandemic, GGs have basically doubled in price, but still worth it at $40. They usually get ripped up quick, so you may go through 2 in a season. The NP gloves are much more durable. The reason why I prefer the glacier gloves is that the wrists are looser, so do not tend to add to forearm fatigue. First thing I do is cut the Velcro off - it gets annoying when it comes undone. I’m prolly gonna get some lobster claw gloves this winter, but currently looking for some without tight wrists. Open to suggestions on that one! Here is a link to the GG I use on Amazon: Glacier Glove Perfect Curve Waterproof Fleece-Lined Neoprene Gloves - Black www.amazon.com/dp/B002SW1S36/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_G5KFXMYE1XW1RYQ0WDZQ

@grahamreed8443

2 жыл бұрын

I’m a fan of kotatat inferno kayak mittens. Great precurved grip and very pliable. Regardless of which gloves you go with, hands can get cold, being that they are above heart level and exposed to high winds in some cases. If you ever come in from a session with numb hands that are extremely painful when thawing out, there is a great hack to beat that scenario. Go out long enough to create the hunting reaction (5-10 minutes) then come in and rewarm your hands for a few minutes. Just keeping them below heart level and shaking them will do the trick if wearing gloves. Then you go back out for 1-2 hours and when you come in, your hands won’t be frozen and hurt like shit when thawing. Learned that from this thread, and it really works. kiteforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=2387064&start=20

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

@@grahamreed8443 those mitts look perfect for me, loose wrists. I’m ordering a pair tonight! And that’s totally my method for warming my hands! I think I’ve been telling people that method for over 10 years now. I call it the bee stings. Once you get over those, your hands never get cold. But sometimes they hurt so bad they make my stomach turn, but there’s comfort knowing that right around the corner you’ll have warm hands for the whole sesh. I have always preferred thin gloves, I used to love unhooking in the winter and couldn’t deal with forearm fatigue with anything over 2mm thick. I’ve talked about it in a few videos before, and I’ve been meaning to do a winter riding video covering that sort of stuff but never got around to it.

@grahamreed8443

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 glad you are stoked on those mitts. I saw someone complain about wearing through the outside palm area, so they added an extra patch of neoprene in that area. No issues in my pair. I’m holding on with fingertips mostly. Regarding that cold hand trick, the secret is to come in before the bee stings have a chance to kick in. That’s what the 10 minute timer is for. If you stay out for 15, the stings will greet you. The longer you stay out before that initial thaw, the worse it is. Ice Climbers apparently call it the screaming barfies…🤢🤮🥴😝

As a noob, I need this information, and these details are super helpful! Thanks Jeremy for taking the time to do it. Can you do a similar comparison on which front wings you prefer for wave riding? i.e. most glide, least pumping, easiest to cutback and bottom turn, best for hangin on a weak wave, etc... Thanks again.

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Sup Jerome! I’m stoked it’s helped you! I’d love to do a vid like that at some point, it’s on my list already. I have a lot of thoughts on that, I just need to jot down some of them and see what kind of footage I have/need. That type of video takes a little more time and brain power for me, so hopefully I can get to that when it’s really cold this winter maybe when I have a lull between sessions. Thanks for the comment, I wish you an awesome day bud! (My dad’s middle name was Jerome and I almost gave it to my son!)

@jeromesurffoil7033

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 Super cool, I'll stay tuned for your wave wing review! It's warm here in Galveston Texas. I surfed yesterday only in boardshorts! Unheard of in December! I did have an awesome day and cool anecdote on the name.

Hi Jeremy, Thanks for this helpful vid. I now have 1550v2 and 1325 and want to find out which one works better for me. Thanks again!

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

No problem bud! And thank you!

Hi Jeremy! I've been loving your content; your videos are seriously awesome! I'd love to hear any additional thoughts you may have on a lightweight (~150 pounds) beginner choosing between the HS1550v2 and the HA1325 for a light wind foil for winging. Or is it worth going even bigger with the 1850? Thanks and please don't stop uploading!

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

So stoked for your oncoming journey! I just sent you an email. Let me know what you end up with!

Great vids man keep it going…👍

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud! I wish you an awesome weekend!

Hey Jeremy, great video, keep them coming! I'm dialling in a new set-up - a chopped 1325 (I've taken 17mm off the tips to make them less stabby), stock 232, 72 mast and FG99. So checking, your mast is at 8.5, what about shims?

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Lately, I’ve been doing a +.5 or +1 shim on the 232. I’m going into the 195 territory now so I’ll be exploring the shims there. I just started playing with the mast track, tried 5.5 and it was ok. It’d be good for days I’m lit and it felt good with my current foot strap setup. I did 7 the other day but that wasn’t really what I’d call a successful sesh so I’ll be doing that again. Still dig the 8.5 though for my style. How is the 1325 chopped?! Super curious. Much different?

I’m digging the 1325 as well. Also sold my 2400 and 1850, with the 1325 covering those bases. Never had the 1550V2 (only V1, which I sold a while back). You should check out the Heineken Gybe for those backwind gybe conditions. May be more difficult to learn with the bigger hand wings, but they are amazing once you dial them in. My tip is to just sheet in while going into the gybe to get apparent wind around the same as windspeed. Then, do the arm movement where you check under the lower wingtip for downwind traffic, but release back hand when both hands are overhead. Then sling your front arm around side-armed. The wing will fly around your head out of view (giving full downwind vision) and swing around in front, as you complete the turn, giving you a chance to for a front handle pass and grab the back handle. This type of gybe allows the wing to maintain positive pressure throughout, so you will exit the gybe with speed and less need for foil or wing pumps. Works really well with the HA wings, especially the 1325. You can do this gybe both toeside and heelside. Regarding the wingtips, there was a guy on Instagram who took one to the armpit area and got some stitches. He has since chopped the tips and blunted them a bit and reported pretty good results. New HA stab is arriving this week. Excited to see how that thing goes with the HA wings. Happy New Year!

@carbonarne675

2 жыл бұрын

Why have you bought the 2400 and why did you sell? I'm about to build a foil but thought about one in that 2000 range... I have never foiled anything though I'm good in understanding and surfing (also with a wing+twintip for training)

@grahamreed8443

2 жыл бұрын

@@carbonarne675 I purchased the 2400 when I was just learning to wing. I had the 1600, but found that it wasn’t enough for easy learning, even at my 143 lbs. I used it most sessions for a year, then all of the sudden things clicked and I basically stopped using the 1850 and 2400, as I could get up on my 1250 and then 1125 most sessions. Good luck on your foil build! I say go big or go home. 2000 with a mid aspect might be the ticket!

@carbonarne675

2 жыл бұрын

@@grahamreed8443 2200 phantom style and I'm around 100kilo with neopren

@250zazu

2 жыл бұрын

I currently ride the 2400 and am looking at replacing it with either the 1850 or 1325 as my light to medium wind foil for winging. Any insight between the two would be greatly appreciated. I ride a 1250 for higher winds and love it.

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Yes @Graham Reed, thanks for all that! I just tried to go through the motions you explained, I’m pretty sure I get it. I will try it out! I think this was my 3rd sesh on the 1325 and I feel it’s def gonna effect my riding style. I love Heineken, I’ll look up that jibe in his vids. The 195 arrived yesterday at the shop. I hope to have it this week. So stoked!!! I’m gonna switch to that exclusively. Never did love the V and still prefer the 232.

nice one Jermey --funny I got my start on the 1850 and then purchased the ha 925 for some shredability when it nukes and for windsurf foiling.... but i didn't have the inbetween wing so I've been dithering over 1550v2 vs the new ha1325.... I thought at this stage I'would go with the tried and true 1550.... got some sup surf potential locally too and some foil buds on IG kind of pointed me to the 1550 for more reliable/prefdictable downwinding too. One thing I discovered is that rear biased mast track location of the fanatic sky wing I have isn't particularly well suited for the armie HA wings SOOO ...I've ordered a 75L FG Armie board that arrives in March. How are you liking your and maybe you have some feedback on pros cons you've discovered with yours?? and where do you end up locating the mast with the 925 for winging? I am 180lbs all suited up. Rocking vids keep em coming .

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Sup George!! Thank you, and great to hear from you. I love the FG. It’s solid, and after a year of a board I loved but had a lot of problems, I just wanted something solid that I wouldn’t have to worry about for at least a year. And something that does everything well. The 75FG just checks all my boxes. Yr gonna be stoked. As for 1325 vs 1550… it’s a hard decision!! HA wings are great in a lot of ways, speed and breaching the wingtips are def 2 pluses for me. The 1550v2 is also fast but more forgiving. I’d say people that are in their first year would prolly get more out of the 1550v2. After that I think you start to get into rider preference, and there’s no right or wrong answer. Well except the 925… that’s always the right answer! Lol. Let me know what you end up on, but you kinda can’t go wrong with either.

Aloha! Love all the great videos. Looking back at the time this video was made but with the knowledge of the new foils what would you do? I'm 93kg and getting very comfortable on the HS 1850, 232 and red shim. I've tried the HA 1125 but its still too fast/speed dependent for my skill set. What's my next progression, MA 1475, new HA or? It's seems that the 1550v2 was the go to, but not sure if that's true still. Mahalo for the Stoke and Knowledge!

@OCEANBOUND1

4 ай бұрын

what's up bud!! ok so you have some options. if you think the old HAs are too fast, the new ones are not as fast but still have some speed. so the 1550v2 is still a great option. the MAs... I haven't been on anything bigger than the 1225, and I was not a fan of that one. that said, the 1475 has a good following so that could be the one for you. if you went new HA, the 980 would be a good place to start, the 880 would work as well. a lot depends on if you are replacing the 1850 or want something smaller to push the progression.

@Mokescam

4 ай бұрын

Mahalo for the feedback! I am looking to push the next progression in my foil skills and will see if I can get my hands on a 1475 to try but look to get a HA 980 for my next foil. Mahalo Nui Loa for all the Stoke!@@OCEANBOUND1

Thank you for the review. Do you surf foil too? I’d be interested in your opinion on these wings in surf …. I’d guess you go to 1125 or 925 in surf? Thank u 🤙🏽

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Sup bud! I totally lost track of this comment. I am an aspiring prone foil surfer… so, no, nit currently 😂👍 but I do SUP foil on a longer 7’8” JP board. For that, I have used the 1125 but I prefer the 1250. I haven’t tried the 925 yet, we didn’t have a lot of swell this past fall. But that’s def the next thing to try!

Great content Jeremy! What is your weight? I am in the market for first HA wing. Have you tried any of the bigger cwc strike wings ? Thanks!!

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Sup Joe! I’m 165-170lbs. If you are going HA, I def recommend the 925 to start with! And I’ve tried the 6m (I own one) and 7m, currently waiting for an 8m. So stoked when that 8m comes!! Have you tried them? The 7 is really nice.

@joemollard1008

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 I’m 200lbs and thought maybe I should be on the biggest HA wing.. I haven’t tried strike cwc yet. Currently have the ppc 4.8 and 5.8 but wondered about the 7 or 8m strike to see how light I could actually ride in… I do 100% of my riding on Lake Erie.

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

@@joemollard1008 well I’d still think the 925 is worth trying… have you ever ridden the 1550v2? The lift is similar in ways but maybe not the low-speed staying on foil. The 1125 may be worth trying, but if you want low end, then def go with the 1325. And a 1525 is coming but that seems too big for me. And my thought on the 7m/8m… the Strikes are prolly the best 7 and 8s out there as far as ease of use. I’m going 8m cause I just want to know how low I can go. But the 7m is a really great size and design in general. I don’t think you could go wrong with either. But if you are like me and want to explore your low end… go 8m! 😜👍

@joemollard1008

2 жыл бұрын

Have 1550 V2 yes! Thanks!!

Looking back... Would you start and learn with a smaller wing or still use a bigger wing to get up and progress from there?

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly I prolly wouldn’t change anything, so I’d start with 2400 and work down. You can usually sell them pretty quick, but if $$ is an issue then maybe start with the 1850. The HA wings just threw confusion into the mix. You can def start with them, I just feel like the mid aspect wings are easier all around but you can still rip on them. Smaller foils, like smaller hand wings, will just make you tired and frustrated in the beginning unless you have adequate wind power pulling you all the time. Reading your comment again, maybe you meant hand wings? If so, I highly recommend starting big. They have so much range, and it’s so much easier having enough power all the time than being underpowered and having to pump constantly.

@carbonarne675

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 thanks a lot for taking time to comment on my question! That gives me confidence!

Hello! Do you think the 1550 would be better than 1325 in choppy and gusty lake high wind conditions (5-25 knots)? I have the ha1325 and 925. 85m and 70f, 232 tail. I tested the 1325 with a 4,0 wing, it was stable but would sometimes kick you and go into a wobble. Im 85kg so maybe its because of the mast flexing to much. The 925 dont have that problem so I think its more stable in those conditions but too small between the gusts. Considering buying the 1550 now or maybe chopping the 1325 to reduce wingspan. What do you think?

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Sup Stefan! Interesting question. I’ve never really experienced the wobble. But I’m also on a 50 or 60 fuse so maybe that’s the difference, you being on the 70. Shims could possibly help. Oh and I’m on a 72 or 60 mast and never feel like my mast flexes, I feel like it’s stiff, but maybe the longer mast and the weight would flex it. But the 1550 is a really nice wing, more forgiving IMO so it may be a little suited for the lake. I like the 1325 cause it’s a little faster, and honestly it feels a little more stable top at all speeds. For me, having a light wind sesh when there are fast waves is the worst when your foil cannot keep up with them. But you are not getting that fast groundswell on lakes so maybe that’s just a non-issue for you, thus the 1550 could be better suited for you. It’s not a slow wing, I feel like it turns better… it doesn’t suck, you’ll like it. Trust me, it was hard decision to sell It!

@Stefan-Foil

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 Thanx❤

@Stefan-Foil

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 I will give the 1325 another chance since so many seems to like it. I thought you have experienced the kick from the wing tips picking up energy, I Saw a YT review and he was talking about it (Oskar J). I have an hour drive to a wave spot but then I have the 925 as my go to and the 1325 would then be my super light wind weapon. Lake winging would maybe not be my priority anyway, just doing some testing here at home bacause of the season (Im in Sweden). Also have a 60 fuse and will play around with the settings. I also think that maybe the 1325 is not designed for high Speed winging in strong winds and chop.

I really like my 1550V2, it turns so well. I trimmed about 1 cm off each end to try to soften the effects of tip breaches but have not intentionally breach tested it yet. I am interested in trying a 1325 since I have fallen in love with the 925. My dilemma is whether I should sell the 1250 as I don’t see a lot of use in its future winging or prone foiling. Thanks for your insight.

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Sup Rob, happy new year! I’d chop the 1550 but I need the money 😂👍 let me know if you ever do push the breaching with it, I’d love to know how the chopping changes things there. I’m in the same boat, I personally do not use the 1250 anymore and I always think it feels slow no matter how I shim it. I do happen to love it on my SUP, so I could keep it for that. I just haven’t SUP’d much this fall so I haven’t tried any of the HA wings except maybe the 1125 when I first got it. But why wouldn’t the 925 be my new go-to for SUP as well? It’s a hard decision! If someone wants it, I’ll prolly just sell it. Gotta find that 8m I’ve been waiting months for!

@rocketmarket684

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 I assume you are referring to the 8m F-One? It is magical.

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

@@rocketmarket684 I’m so stoked to get one!!!

@rocketmarket684

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 Hey Jeremy, I have the 2400 and the 1550v2, debating the 1325 or 925 for my next wing, thoughts? Still pretty new to the sport, just sorted out staying upwind all the time and getting a few jibes on foil before the lakes froze over here. 180 to 185 lbs. Thanks!

Where does the 1125 fit for you now?

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

@Christopher Curran really interesting question. I loved that wing when I got it, because it was the fastest wing I had at the time and I needed that. But now I have the 725, 925, 1125, and 1325… so my plan is to sell the 1125 cause it’s now an awkward spot on the quiver that all the other ones cross over on. For my weight and everything, the 925 is THE sweet spot in the quiver now. I still dig the 1125, and to a heavier rider it would prolly be their version of by 925, but if I had to get rid of one, the 1125 is the first to go now. Hope that helps. Do you have one or thinking about getting one?

@grahamreed8443

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 haha yeah I’m in the same boat on the 1125. I’m keeping mine for the summer sea breeze downwinders we have in the 15-20mph range. The 925 isn’t quite enough for the small bumps. Maybe the 1325 will kick the 1125 out for good though in those conditions. We’ll see next summer. I’ve been tracking all my sessions using waterspeed. I’m not doing it just for the gps data, but also the ‘equipment’ fields and notes it lets you fill in. Nice reference point for those frantic rigging moments when you are trying to remember that magic setup a few weeks back for similar conditions. It also has an export feature for spreadsheets. I’m going to geek through my data to see which foil and wing sizes were most used etc.

Hi Jeremy, did you sad (3:50) you have your mast at the 8.5 position? Is this because of the chopped 232 or do you use chimes? I am on the same setup but haven't chopped the tail and my mast is at the 5 to 5.5 position.

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Sup Jens! I do ride my mast at 8.5. Why? Cause my buddy got the same board a month or so before me and tried a bunch of stuff out and found that worked best for him. So I started with that and never changed it cause it works. Next time I ride, I’ll change it up! I think I said in this video I was using a chopped tail, but that was a mistake I forgot to correct, it was an non-chopped 232 v1

@jensfuerte

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 Thanks Jeremy, I go and try next time a more forward position.🤙

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

@@jensfuerte let me know what you think. I got the 195 today so I’m super interested if I’ll have to adjust stuff.

@jensfuerte

2 жыл бұрын

@@OCEANBOUND1 Hi Jeremy, after a few weeks using the HS1550V2 and the 195 tail prone foiling, I can say I love the 195 tail. I started off with no shim and ended up with the red one. I use the same setup for winging but most of the time with the HS1250. Like to try the HA1325 not sure how good it is for prone foiling which is imported for me as I don't like to buy a new foil just for winging. Have you ever tried to prone foil the HA1325?

Try using a kite with lines.....MUCH faster and MORE power

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Lol. Kites are so passé. I kited the other day, first time in 363 days. It was great to rip some big waves on a surfboard, but for the most part I’m over it 😜👊👊

If you want to track your speed, the gopro probably recorded it.

@OCEANBOUND1

2 жыл бұрын

Good call! I turn that off cause it eats battery but that’s def an option I should mess with again! Thanks Nori!