Select to expand quotefruuugz said..kemp90 said..
iv been to most of the world class places all over the world but i struggle to find a better place then where i live for flatwater. windy summer and winter, no crowds, flat water. no waves tho. queensland has awsome flatwater in almost every town.
name them you keep spruiking some ****hole i kited at for 2 years as the worlds best. im curious as to see exactly where you have kited in the world.
Worlds best what? Kite launcher?
Why has nobody said South Beach in Dongara? That place is so good. Cross shore with mush for waves. Such a sick cafe there too.
Oh and seaweed balls everywhere which always help when launching.
Best place in the world.
Select to expand quoteHybrid_Z said..fruuugz said..kemp90 said..
iv been to most of the world class places all over the world but i struggle to find a better place then where i live for flatwater. windy summer and winter, no crowds, flat water. no waves tho. queensland has awsome flatwater in almost every town.
name them you keep spruiking some ****hole i kited at for 2 years as the worlds best. im curious as to see exactly where you have kited in the world.
Worlds best what? Kite launcher?
worlds best location....
I second eddiemorgs on Darwin.
100+ days of kiting easily per year.
Very Warm.
Lifestyle. Awesome crew up there, relaxed, chilled vibe and there's not many places a Darwinian can go to unwind from already being unwound!
Many epic spots around Aust would be void due to the 'Warm' requirement though...more so if you come from the north, because everywhere else is cold.
Select to expand quoteheyjoe said..
I second eddiemorgs on Darwin.
100+ days of kiting easily per year.
Very Warm.
Lifestyle. Awesome crew up there, relaxed, chilled vibe and there's not many places a Darwinian can go to unwind from already being unwound!
Many epic spots around Aust would be void due to the 'Warm' requirement though...more so if you come from the north, because everywhere else is cold.
I spent about a week in Darwin and reckon I saw a couple of crocks sitting in the shallows. Da Fook do you guys deal with that up there?
I know everyone is talking about the warm spots north, but Victorians are reading this crap saying nothing about their epic colder point breaks.
Some of my best days every have been south. Seriously world class waves spots. Forget all these bogan Aussies with their southern cross tatts pretending to be proud Aussies yet spending every holidays in Bali, hire a van and explore Oz!!
Where are the best right hand waves in Australia ? Where does the wind consistently blow from right to left so as to be on the forehand for a natural footer like myself ?
Select to expand quoteYoungbreezy said..
Where are the best right hand waves in Australia ? Where does the wind consistently blow from right to left so as to be on the forehand for a natural footer like myself ?
if you want to ride forehand, probably best just to switch feet rather than trying to find wind and waves to suit.
Mid west WA / gero is a good balance if you like to sea breezes from Sep - April . No perfect breaks yet miles of coast with good waves that have epic moments. I am still kiting either a 9 or 6 in overhead at least once a week on my lonesome. Currently 28 degrees.
fancy a move east to tha gc caunce, ticks all 4 best options boxes (workers foil weekends) 
Probably prudent to tell you, it is not here where we live. We have more than enough kiters here already...when the season is on.
So yeah...definitely not here.
Qld central coast forecast is not too shabby, East Coast has it all summer and winter.
Select to expand quotePlummet said..
NZ!
Locals love these conditions
Fun waves and check the local charts
Select to expand quotePlummet said..
NZ!
LOL! = Cold as puck, black sand, black water and don't even get me started on the women, no wonder half the country is homosexual and the other has a tendency for wildlife!
perth - **** waves - no good wind in winter - actually those wind swell downwinders can be fun... v small tho
sydney - south of airport is ok but a general $million house traffic fail
goldie- can be ok - north end fun downwinders - only good choice really with sweep tho - kfc can be good when right direction for not being too gusty - flat water - kirra is not great but ok - winter fickle but great surfing
i reckon sunshine coast is not too bad - hard to find a job tho.
If NZ was warm it would smoke most places on earth for waves and flat water.
Flew in here last monday
18/20 knots, stunning waves stunning flat water,
about 300 mtrs high
Sorry flew inverted
MIDWEST IS BEST
Select to expand quoteste said..
Nz is SHEAR fun!
I was walking in NZ
and saw a man in the distance crouching behind a sheep
I asked are you shearing
He replied go and get your own
Select to expand quoteKajo said..
I spent about a week in Darwin and reckon I saw a couple of crocks sitting in the shallows. Da Fook do you guys deal with that up there?
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