WHAT DO USE I SAW EARPLUGS ? THANKS AND NICE VIDEO
@LucasMeldrumK9013 күн бұрын
@@faustodallarosa3003 They're a Cornish company that make custom plugs www.moulded.co.uk
@j.a.physio622118 күн бұрын
Do you try boards from other brands for comparison? As a light weight rider it could be interesting. All grips are developed for the weight of Victor, right?
@LucasMeldrumK9013 күн бұрын
@@j.a.physio6221 I have tried some other boards. It would be really cool to do a ‘stab in the dark’ like video but pretty difficult logistically. Most board development starts with one size and other sizes are then tested. So no they are not necessarily for Victors weight
@laurentpaya606724 күн бұрын
Hi Lucas, just a small question about your masts : why patinum 340 et gold 370 ? And not full platinum ? Or 340 gold and 370 platinum ?
@LucasMeldrumK9024 күн бұрын
Hia. So far it's because of budget reasons. Next year I will be on full platinum. I choose to get 340 platinum because I wanted that extra direct feeling when the conditions get super windy. The gold has almost the same performance but now I'm looking for the extra details to gain an edge!
@rasmuszaurins723324 күн бұрын
Why do you slide out every top turn? In my eyes very poor powerless sailing.
@leonzurhorst277924 күн бұрын
Don‘t hate and put videos of your nice topturns online . Must be amazing to watch if this is poor riding 😉
@maptekperfo22 күн бұрын
Show US your superb skills... Pfs
@tzachif647326 күн бұрын
Hi man, around 2:30 you put ear plugs, why do you use them?
@LucasMeldrumK9026 күн бұрын
To combat surfers ear and other infections!
@LucasMeldrumK9025 күн бұрын
To combat surfers ear and other infections!
@dmitriygromov951827 күн бұрын
Awesome riding, mate! Which gopro mount do you use?
@LucasMeldrumK9026 күн бұрын
@@dmitriygromov9518 thanks. I use Pro Standard Grill Mount
@benzo738827 күн бұрын
Hi Lucas, great video ! Do you prefere el medano or pozo ?
@LucasMeldrumK9026 күн бұрын
@@benzo7388 both really fun but I prefer medano for the better waves
@Hydrosurf_28 күн бұрын
Very nice looks fun
@zacmitty785128 күн бұрын
Good shots of your, er, arm!
@simongodfrey376529 күн бұрын
Thanks Lucas - nice footage!
@future_horizon29 күн бұрын
Nice footage! Thanx for sharing! Placing the camera a little higher ( so the arms would not block the view) would be a little better .... great ! Keep the stoke alive!
@LucasMeldrumK9028 күн бұрын
Cheers. Yes I'm using a surf mount so not as good for windsurfing. I thinking of trying something different next time
@tripandsports19 күн бұрын
Hi, what kind of surf mount do you use?
@LucasMeldrumK9019 күн бұрын
@@tripandsports Pro Standard Grill Mount
@tripandsports19 күн бұрын
@@LucasMeldrumK90 thanks 👍
@becquartgabriel279429 күн бұрын
hey man i'm having a hard time with the harness as i cant seem to keep a steady direction because of gusts which makes me fall because of harness, any tips to fix it ?
@natkingcol90928 күн бұрын
Sounds like you're over-powered. If you hit a big gust you need to head into the wind to kill your speed so you can stay in control... I was out in 30+ mph recently, my smallest sail is a 4.0 and I was mega over-powered. I spent the whole session going slow and staying in control which is no fun .. So I've ordered a 3.4 sail...
@LucasMeldrumK9028 күн бұрын
A couple of tips for more control. Move harness lines further apart and move the boom down, Hope that helps
@SvenElshoecht7725 күн бұрын
Hi Lucas, great footage! Also love to see the intro with walking from the shop to the car. Kind of brings me back to my trip to El Medano last week.
@Dennis-ij4hy23 күн бұрын
Hi Lucas, can you tell us what are these earplugs, I assume, that you put on, on the car park?
@LucasMeldrumK9022 күн бұрын
@@Dennis-ij4hy Hi yes I am wearing custom ear plugs from www.moulded.co.uk
@NeouItier29 күн бұрын
What plugs are for?
@benpeterson782229 күн бұрын
they protect your ear from getting surfer's ear! when you're going in and out of the water so many times, the change in pressure from the water going in and out of your ear can damage your ear drum over time. basically protecting against losing your hearing 👍
@NeouItier29 күн бұрын
@@benpeterson7822 Thx, i didn't know. 😉
@LucasMeldrumK9028 күн бұрын
Yes as ben said it primarily for surfers ear. But also nice to block out a lot of wind noise
@AP_alias27 күн бұрын
@@LucasMeldrumK90 What type/brand of plugs are you using? Thx
@LucasMeldrumK9026 күн бұрын
@@AP_alias They're a Cornish company that make custom plugs www.moulded.co.uk
@DalePearce-g7jАй бұрын
you can not win them all😊
@tobiasbjornaaАй бұрын
🙌🏽
@zacmitty7851Ай бұрын
Onwards and upwards, Lucas. Learn from it, don't dwell on it. 😀
@christianbrotons4453Ай бұрын
Vamos tío! El año que viene mejor
@LucasMeldrumK90Ай бұрын
gracias!
@billyinwavesАй бұрын
Thanks for your honesty, but you and I need to talk about this. There is another approach to winning heats - and to winning events - which sidesteps all this.
@Ameland50Ай бұрын
As I was watching the live stream I was also thinking he,s underpowered, but sometimes everything doesnt come together. Just push on!
@sharewavestvАй бұрын
Moin Lucas
@stephenkinns3723Ай бұрын
Hi. I'm really enjoying your vids; It would be great if you could add some details about the wind (speed & direction) on these sessions, because I'd be fascinated to see how you match up to the sails/board size.
@gianlucac.8944Ай бұрын
Great video Lucas, cool music, awesome job, keep up. I'm in El Medano as well, see you on the water
@finnmellonАй бұрын
Tail tweaks looking nice !
@DalePearce-g7jАй бұрын
hope you will come back and show us how it's done. cool video
@zacmitty7851Ай бұрын
Er, nice!
@ThomasWessel-ny5ewАй бұрын
Good riding. Just do that
@JacobGramtorpАй бұрын
Sick sailing Lucas!
@andreslarrain2790Ай бұрын
I love when you say : “classic: you think youre going downwind until you see the video!” Good to know that prolevel rider has the same problem as we do. It’s such a chocker every time I see footage of myself 😂
@tantricsurferАй бұрын
Salmonn is on another planet
@natkingcol909Ай бұрын
Good luck in El Medano dude!
@ThanosSofroniouАй бұрын
Really nice natural commentary. I've been baffled with this for a long time. It's really difficult to jump high. I've noticed Marino Gil has the best take-off. He does something during the ramp which allows him to go extremely high. On the other hand, after the ramp, during the ascending part I find Koster has the best wind utilization allowing him to gain significant height from the wind which not many people do. Just some important variables mentioned by Lucas and perhaps some to add. - Speed: the more the better - Angle of attack relative to wave: board facing completely the wave is ideal - Wave: height the more the better, steepness probably the more the better unless its about to break and makes a barrel. - Upwind/downwind angle relative to wind (across the wind is probably optimal, perhaps a smidgen downwind). That's why some people say lifting the rail up is also beneficial Board vertical angle during jump is probably best at around 80-85%, almost vertical but not quite. Also for backloops or any other types of rotations delaying the rotation is important so that kinetic energy is really squeezed into ascend. This takes away from rotational momentum later that's why excellent technique (obv not easy) is essential here.
@zacmitty7851Ай бұрын
Useful tips - thanks.
@lafgregАй бұрын
Very interesting talk. There is so many ways to do every manoeuvres in windsurfing depending on the shape of the tchop and you have to take a decision in less than 2 sec. Nothing is given in windsurfing.
@ThomasWessel-ny5ewАй бұрын
Start using a hip harness. Convert a waist harness in 5 minutes with rope. Yes, rope. Dont listen to people who comment on private parts. Using Throchanter Mayor (google) for load transfer will free up your boyd, start sailing with your legs and jump a lot higher. Use alout longer lines and get those lines together. Use stiff lines in these lengths. Duotone or prefereably old orange North ones. Do not look at other pros's. Start thinking for yourselves. Enjoy.
@ThomasWessel-ny5ewАй бұрын
Start using assymetric fotstrap settings. Riding in front, jumping to the back. The boards are better than you know.
@ThomasWessel-ny5ewАй бұрын
I try to press the rigg down in the ark. So bodyweight actually gets height. The ark must be perfect. If the ark flattens just when you jump, go for a high forward instead. Be prepared. Have a plan.
@dominicglover4118Ай бұрын
Really helpful to hear these reflections from you, Lucas
@ThomasWessel-ny5ewАй бұрын
Its linear. Divide and multipy.
@Clint_Moto34Ай бұрын
Best setup video about windsurfing on youtube ! Thank you for sharing
@LucasMeldrumK9024 күн бұрын
cheers, no worries
@axelgern44452 ай бұрын
Thanks Lucas. I am still a little puzzled on the fin setup. Are you using the front fins on the quad with an angle? And what is your experience with 0° and up to 2°… Thanks, Axel
@LucasMeldrumK902 ай бұрын
Hi Yes. I use 2° Ezzy. More toe in = looser board, just like surfboards. You can read more here: www.k4fins.com/2016/06/22/toe-in/
@natkingcol9092 ай бұрын
Great advice. Id like to add its worth tayloring your quiver to your spot. Its tempting to go for full on wave gear when you might be better on freewave Inbetweener boards and sails. The waves only get decent in my spot when its 4-4.5 weather. So ive got a 4.0 super hero and 4.5 super session HD and a 5.0 super session. The super sessions are lighter and better in bump and jump. And the super heros are stronger but heavier for the bigger days ..
@LucasMeldrumK902 ай бұрын
@@natkingcol909 yep great advice. A lot of people get an extreme wave board for their bump and jump spot when it’s not needed
@natkingcol9092 ай бұрын
@@LucasMeldrumK90 Are you competing in El Medano in a couple of weeks dude??
@LucasMeldrumK902 ай бұрын
@@natkingcol909 yes for sure
@andreslarrain27902 ай бұрын
Great video. Thanks a lot. I have to say i was surprised to see you in the grip 3 in chile while it would be ideal conditions for the grip 4 in my idea. But I guess you have to make choices. I personally preferred when the grip had 5 fin boxes. As an intermediate user, I find it great to have the same board and play with the fins depending on where I go and also on my own improvement. I probably wouldn’t know which one to buy now and would choose another brand with 5 boxes. But it’s a personal choice. Also because I try to minimize the amount of gear I carry around. Cheers anyway. Thanks for the video
@LucasMeldrumK902 ай бұрын
@@andreslarrain2790 grip 3 is more for onshore but still performs well in good waves compared to the old mamba as it holds the rail very good.
@tobylane49352 ай бұрын
Great to see the next generation getting out there and showcasing windsurfing... top man Lucas 🤙
@Miketoveyorginal2 ай бұрын
Really interesting, much smaller boards then I thought
@LucasMeldrumK902 ай бұрын
@@Miketoveyorginal no worries. Yep - it’s all relative to weight remember. It’s not that small when you think Koster uses 90 L when he weighs 95kg
@ptrett2 ай бұрын
Great video, very informative. Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🙏🌊
@sharewavestv2 ай бұрын
Sharing waves and experience, i like this attitude ✌🏼
@jameselks15292 ай бұрын
Awesome. Loved the detail and insight into you set up. Excellent work putting everything into context for your size and conditions you use them in.
@LucasMeldrumK902 ай бұрын
@@jameselks1529 cheers glad you enjoyed it
@ridetheliger41762 ай бұрын
Very useful video, thank you!
@JennyFox-x9f2 ай бұрын
Really useful, especially on fin size and position + which conditions best suit thruster or quad set ups. Less fiddling with sail tuning is also interesting. Thanks Lucas!
@LucasMeldrumK902 ай бұрын
@@JennyFox-x9f no worries. I’m learning things every day always recommend tuning equipment and find what works
@JennyFox-x9f2 ай бұрын
@@LucasMeldrumK90 I'm also using much smaller boards in lighter winds than I used to (esp in lumpy bumpy conditions) and really enjoying it.
@robertallison15802 ай бұрын
Great advice! Yes a carbon skinny boom changes everything, and setting up the footstraps properly is so important. I prefer ~80% carbon content for masts - cheaper than 100%, and a more forgiving ride. Winds are a bit light where I (65kg) am, so my quiver is 3.7/4.2/5.0 on a 86L freewave (I also have an 81L wave board for really good days!).