Showing posts with label NVS Ono Convertible. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NVS Ono Convertible. Show all posts

Thursday, August 1, 2024

Evening Session - 8/1/2024, Part 2

And after foiling, I went home to pick up Marlon so we could go surfing.

The tide was really high, so the surf was a little drowned out (even compared to my earlier foiling session).

Marlon brought the longboard I built him way back when.


I brought the Seaside and Beyond!!!  And I switched out the Bessell Quads for the Ono Convertibles.


Every now and then a good set would pull through - I ended up catch a handful of ridable waves.  This board feels great as a twin!!!

Prayot and Zach were out foiling.  And towards the end I saw Gary out SUP foiling.

The swell is supposed to get bigger...

W:94/FD:54/F:4/S:15

Thursday, October 26, 2023

Evening Session - 10/26/2023

Marlon and I got a session in yesterday evening to catch the peak of the current swell.  Epic conditions for the South Shore!!!


We brought the same boards and fins as the day before.


There were a lot of people in the water and they were mostly really proficient surfers (not Bobs).

We both managed to catch our share.

I felt like I was turning the Pigfish the best that I have ever to date.


I love surfing when the waves are good!

W:104/F:97/S:52

Saturday, July 29, 2023

Dawn Patrol - 7/29/2023

Marlon and I went on the dawn patrol this morning.  The tide was negative so I opted to skip foiling.  At the front end of the session the wind was down - but soon after the wind did come up.

Marlon was checking out the surf while I was changing.  I finished and went over to check it out and say good morning to the Stage Crew.  Marlon was walking back and said the surf was small - I told him we were here and I was going to go out for a short session - so he might as well go out anyways.  He agreed.


I knew it would be small and low tide so I packed the Sweet Potato.  And I also wanted to try out the NVS Ono Convertible keels.  Marlon brought his trusty longboard.

I saw him catch several fun ones (so likely no regrets on paddling out).

I caught several also.  I can't say enough great things about the Sweet Potato.  I would catch a wave that would normally take a longboard to pick up, setup in the power core of the wave and then do full on turns.


These Ono Convertibles are really sweet!!!  I actually don't know whether I like the more/the same/less than the Webber Transformers.  I also love the way I can throw the tail around with this twin fin config - but I'm wondering if I put in a tiny trailer if the ride will get even better....


I got to talk to Scott this morning - I haven't seen him out in a while (he's been busy taking his son to baseball).  Noel and Andrew were also out - but they didn't recognize me without being on a foil (lol).

Surfing, foiling, winging.... it's all good!!!

W:72/F:68/S:31