This morning was way better than yesterday. Waves were about waist to chest high (only occasionally). The north wind made it a tad chilly and even a bit of work to stay on the running swell.
A higher tide made for an easier launch.
Same gear, but switched back to No.40 - it's just too easy to use this board.
Fun session today.
With the slightly increased size, carving was easier with more sections to push off of.
I also mixed in efoiling to get back out and to slingshot onto waves. I would cut it short when my right knee started to get tired.
And 3/4 of the way into the session I checked the nuts that hold the mast onto the Foil Drive unit and one of the four was loose. I kept riding, but checked and hand tightened the bolt after each ride.
Dennis, Andrew, Dean, Prayot, Shari, John, and Marvin were all out.
Amidst all the action I was able to pick up 21 rides - and most were pretty long coming from all the way outside to the beginning of the inside (and then motoring back out).
Perhaps I need to start carrying a wrench...
W:11/FD:39/PW:1/S:3
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