This is a dip bar, only pull-ups for kids. I have another video about their proper pull-up bar.

Thanks, it’s as good as it gets around here in terms of surface quality and lines/radiuses

Glad I could help

No, it’s pretty quiet

The column doesn't have the standing legs, its spring-loaded compression design.

2.0 is still struggling to keep the lens on in a shore break/crashes. I wouldn't buy it for any actions sports, boating is great, but that's pretty much it. I'm riding now JetPilot goggles, cheaper, polarised, the lens is "not removable" (at least I can't figure out how to do so, didn't come out in any crashes), much bigger ventilation holes so it doesn't fog up much in overcast weather. I might make a review about it.

@@SilverFoilSurfer Thank you, just saved me 100 Euros. They should have a better lens fixation system especially given the 2.0 iteration. I see forward also has a Jetmask now, but I would be hesitant to try them after your experiences.

Thanks, and indeed, the majority of "reivews" are a total BS out there, everything is "game changing", "next level", "revolutionary" BS. Winging is overblown industry and we (consumers) better resist buying the "latest" and "greatest", constantly chasing 2-5% overall improvement year over year... Use it until it cannot be repaired anymore ;), kind of my new modo.

Yeah, when doing strapless foil jump, you need to land with 90% of weight on the back leg and keep the pressure there for a few seconds until you feel the lift. When jumping into the wind, you can go higher as the wind helps to keep the board "stick" to your feet, when going downwind - can't jump as high.

No, the only f-one I've tried is eagle, not like we have any demos here in SA.

It’s probably 80cm sticking out of the trailing edge.

eagle 990 at the moment on a project cedrus classic mast, but the only constant thing with foil wings is change :).

Thanks! All it takes is repetition. Foil size is really weight and skill dependant, In this video it's f-one eagle 990 with xxxs fuse and 210DW tail, but after covid I've lost like 4kg, now it feels way too big even in marginal winds.

Thanks, you’re overthinking it, it’s one of those things that is easier done than said. Yes, there is initial ~45 degrees momentum up, foot swap when hitting the peak (kind of weightless), speed gain and a gentle board pump. Focus on your legs/feet and don’t think about the sail, your body will put it where it needs to be. Look where you want to go, don’t look at the board during the swap. Honestly I don’t even know how I do it at this point, will post another video soon about feet swapping while holding the wing on the depower handle, next level of control, tricky at first

I don't think I am overthinking 🤣 I just try to understand. Once a gesture acquired, it becomes simple. Eg, it took me many trials with bad tutos to learn jibing, today I do it with less and less mental preparing, thanks to one tuto (and only one ... 1000 thanks to the lad who posted it) . Now I am on learning foot swap. Yesterday I tried on a suburban lake to swap using your tuto second method but it does not give me enough time to correct my stance, so I dive or rear. I had already tested your tuto first method on choppy sea but was losing too much speed so that the foil was oversensitive to any move. Next I will try a mix of the two methods, ie delphining a little the board then rushing the back foot and the body forward. The difficulty is that popping up the board is easier with the wing flat over the head but this sets the body and the wing in a posture very different from the one looked after by the second method. In a word, the two methods are hardly compatible. But I'll try next all the more as that's what advises the only tuto that made me jibe. A totally new gesture for me !

Look in my channel, made a few videos about it. In short, used to ride wip flying mask, now riding new jetpilot goggles, a bit cheaper and overall better goggles

On a grand scale of things it doesn't really matter, most needles in that range would work Ok.

I think they are MTB /road biking, won't be enough protection for a dirt bike

Thanks, yeah, it's pretty nice, probably best descent around here.

Thanks, currently using f-one eagle 990, not too bad, something in btw true HA and MA, carves good, can handle speed, doesn't glide as good as true HA but close.

Welcome. I still have the art999 and Sabfoil. And bought North few months ago HA1050 and 1450. With Sabfoil the Razor 880. Don’t use Axis much now. For kite the Sabfoil 800,799 and 671. Sometimes wing with 799.

No, haven't seen one yet.

Thanks mate! There are a few "circles" , depending on the location and/or a shop you go to I guess. If you're just starting out - hit up Shane at BinksMarine, they'll get you started.

Yeah, Hero 12 black with max lens 2, horizon lock and max hyper view angle.

@@SilverFoilSurfer Thanks you. This point of view is amazing wider than the previous and with the horizon lock and hydrophobic lens. Congratulations.

Yeah, looks good too, really happy with my fenix 7, for the amount of abuse it takes in the ocean and on the trails it still looks/feels like brand new watch.

Thanks Mark! For the "consistent" and "reliable" "seaweed free" conditions at seacliff, can't go too small with the foil size and 34L board. This eagle wing is something in btw HA to MA, doesn't feel like a true HA, can control it at speed and turns pretty good.

Yes, you just don't make it razor sharp, just sharp enough and finishing with the rounded edges.

Yeah, get the real ones, best gloves I've had.

It's gum tree wood

When the pen is hot, drop a bit of oil and wipe it around with a paper towel, give it a few seconds to smoke - ready to cook. You still need to add oil as needed after this "on the fly" quick seasoning.

@@SilverFoilSurfer Thanks 🤗