my son Shane. @flamingpiickle on Twitter

Ocean Beach, San Francisco

Thanks!

Although my kids were super into dinosaurs, I had to look that one up. Definitely!

101surfsports.com

Very. On good days you can ride from the west or ocean side of the GGB all the way around the point to the inside with a mix of everything in doing so- big lined up walls, fat floaters over Rhino Rock, cutbacks, threading the needle through the rocks, barrels on the inside usually with a crowd watching. Even saw a “jumper” once…one of the few survivors.

It's definitely an interesting spot for a variety of sports. Surfers have claimed it as there territory but it doesn't stop SUPs, Windsurfers, Kitesurfers, Wingfoilers, efoilers, tow foilers, bodysurfers, boogie surfers, and jumpers from enjoying this unique playground. Most surfers claim it's a crappy break but for some reason they keep showing up. hmm, I'm sure there's great white warning there too. It takes a bit of knowhow to not get in trouble there so that keeps people away but it's alway over crowded on good days which are rare enough. I've had to tow in a few surfers who got sucked out with the ebb over the years. I've been hitting that spot for over 30yrs and still no respect from surfers. Just plain pissed off people there sometimes. If you're lucky to catch it when you're passing through, it's quite the venue. Can't beat the view. Just be nice. We're all just trying to have fun.

Haha! tu aurais préféré Queen?

@@Streetsailing Tu me connais si Tu sais que j adore Queensland? Aloha atoi streesailing 🤙🤙🤙

amazed you recognized it.

looks like the footage got shaky so they cut it out...

😂I assume you don't drive a car either

@@Streetsailing love that response! ;)

@@Streetsailinglol but I’m sure there’s more sharks in the bay then traffic on the bridge. 😜

@@true2thisnotnew2this9 .. and if I may add, there's more cars eating people than there are sharks eating us. Sail On!

Actually, windfoiling experience is the best background for wingfoiling. Took me about 3 sessions to make the switch. My 18yo son who had much more windsurf-foil experience was up on wingfoil in 15 minutes.

These boards are used for windsurfing on land and now winging. The wider rear trucks offer much more stability and practically eliminates speed wobbles. They also keep the wheels far away from you feet to avoid sudden braking or rubbing. ATBs have footstraps so your feet are locked in. The Streetsailing deck is well suited for freestyling and general footwork while transitioning from one tack to the other. Just like windsurfing on land.

@@Streetsailing Thanks. I got into the sport quite a long time ago, after seeing your web page.

@@randyfromatlanta5998 That's great. Maybe you can post some photos on our FB page. facebook.com/streetsailing

oops, somehow i accidentally deleted the response. In any case, the wider trucks offer stability and more space for your back foot so you don't wheel bite. Also eliminates speed wobble at higher speeds. It's also fun when you get into sliding moves on the beach. One issue some beginners have is that they get hit by the rear truck when they are learning to wing and have to step off a lot. The solution here is to just spin the board around and ride it with the wide trucks forward until you're spending more time on the board than off the board.

It was the day before it was posted. Thus June 18, 2017 but i would have to check for sure. Sounds about right to me.