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That's a regular weekend. It's gone to the dogs.

I don't have recent knowledge but prior experience suggests the rumours are accurate.

That spot will have 150 4wds full of mad froffers.

Got the jetski yet? I know a place that'll be amazing on Sunday, but can't get away for long enough.

Fingers crossed for the following system.

Legion wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 15, 2018 6:49 pm

Watch replays of men's double luge instead. For fans of Blades of Glory!

Still has 2 dicks.

Double luge and relay speed skating are fcuking stupid.

The boards and stance are bidirectional.

If you watch closely though they don't often turn or change edge while riding switch, just aim at the next takeoff point with a fairly flat board.

Powder riding is harder switch, for sure.

I don't believe in the 5 fin setup at all.

I'm worried it will affect loofy's training for the Coolangatta Gold

I have no idea, but everything is on a spectrum.

Set it up facing a screen showing absolutely disgusting German scat porn on loop.

Find some nerd to send a virus down the webcam feed and fcuk their shit right up.

In all honesty they use a lot of wax.
Apparently there is bodyboard-specific wax that is better.

Hatchnam wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 02, 2018 3:20 pm

What sort of deck traction are you using on them?

The inside of his garage. Nick what was the best question you asked/most surprising answer? I asked Noah Grimmett, who is basically the overseer of the project and has been with it the whole time, if there was a moment he thought the pool would never happen, and he said yes. They worked on it for n...

Forgot to post an update. After a couple of days of the kids being incredibly frustrated with going from being able to stand on a 9'0" to totally kooking on the shortboards, the kids figured out how to stand up within about 3 hours, and within a week were paddling into broken waves and riding to the...

Hanging your feet in the water like a rudder just as the wave picks you up makes you stall and go down the face with the nose raised.

The inside of his garage.

Nick what was the best question you asked/most surprising answer?

tootr wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 01, 2018 9:25 pm

I can think of three adjacent beaches on the mid north coast that offer radically different wave setups, with three distinct sand types.

That's entirely expected.
The sand on each beach is a result of the recent wave climate, winnowing and energy dissipation.