That's why Maciek emphasizes that we only use it when we can point the board's nose upwind or possibly crosswind, never downwind, because a gust of wind could rip the whole setup out of our hands 👍

Not as cool.

@@rcggijzen😂

That's exactly what we had in mind when we created EASY Surf Hacks with Maciek! Tips from a top athlete that aren't necessarily obvious to the weekend windsurfer 😉

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Nice to hear that!

Of course, having the key on hand, you'll be ready to go on the water in a similar amount of time 🤙 Since we started selling NeilPryde sails in our store, we haven't had any complaints from customers about anything breaking or opening by itself. NeilPryde has had this system for years, so it is a well-proven and tested patent.

Maciek gets sails straight from NeilPryde, but you'll find them available in our store, of course.

Maciek has a separate WhatsApp number assigned for receiving messages related to windsurf gear etc. so you'll definitely get a response 😉

It's 88 ;)

@@EASY-surfshop Thank you.

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It has deep tuttle box so technically it's possible, but Air Ride is typical foil board.

Hi Sebastiaan, it's difficult to entirely eliminate 3M Adhesive after removal nose protector. You can try some kind of solvent (check on small area if it doesn't destroy board graphics) or just piece of cloth with hot water.

Około 5 - 10 min

@@vretex3011 takiego małego supa? maks 4min

Hi P, Sounds like a good idea, but I cannot picture how you install the loop at the cut end of the hose. Can you make a video pls? Thks!!

@@sabyx5 Hi there,!! Sorry to the so late reply..Unfortunately i don´t have a video. Well how can I explain..U know at the end of the hose make a cut aproximately 5 cm...parallel to the lenght of the hose... them u make to small holes at each side of the already cut edges at aproximately 1,5 cm. Them u pass the guitar chord or any similar material through um hole make a small not at the end of it so that it won´t slide in the hole when u pull the other end of the cord ( this end has to pass through the other hole on the hose and be long enough so that when u slide the hose on the batten pocket and U must be holding then end so u r reach the broken part of the batten um pull to grab it ) Once u felt u grabbeb the broken batten just push the cord a little hard to have more grabbing pressure them take the batten out.I know it´s complicated to explain.But u will get the idea...

Sorry for mispelling the words. U r right..garden hose..and guitar string and yes it´s a longitudinal cutting about 10 cm or 3 inches more or less...The diameter of the hose must fit inside the batten pocket..In fact it´s difficult to explain...to prevent the string from slipping u need to make a smal loop or knot (one end of the string) the other end of the string u will be holding lose while u calmly insert the hose (with the cutting trying to catch the broken piece of the batten) by the time u catch it u pull the end of the string that u are holding and while mainting it pulled u bring the broke piece of batten out...simple... Hope u undestand..

Sounds interesting.. but I could not understand, it seems some words are not correctly spelled and is it very hard to follow your explanation. By " hope", do you mean "rope" or "hose".? I assume hose, although not sure if you mean garden hose or just tubing. By guitar "chord" you mean guitar "string:? What material, diameter for the "hose", same ID as OD of batten? How fo you prevent the string from coming out while you insert the "hose" in the pocket? Is the cut in the tip of the hose longitudinal? Still, with these changes/guesses I could not fully understand..

Sorry for mispelling the words. U r right..garden hose..and guitar string and yes it´s a longitudinal cutting about 10 cm or 3 inches more or less...The diameter of the hose must fit inside the batten pocket..In fact it´s difficult to explain...to prevent the string from slipping u need to make a smal loop or knot (one end of the string) the other end of the string u will be holding lose while u calmly insert the hose (with the cutting trying to catch the broken piece of the batten) by the time u catch it u pull the end of the string that u are holding and while mainting it pulled u bring the broke piece of batten out...simple... Hope u undestand..