A crazy SSW 20-25 knot seabreeze session today with Jesper and Simon - and Nick on the windwing photobombing 
Jesper Slingshot Wizard 125/Infinity 76, Simon and me Wizard 105/Infinity 65.
Simmer sails 3.7 to 4.2m.
100% stoke 
Great riding by all there, nice video
Looks like there were some nice big sets out there, what size were the waves JJ and what was the wave period, 10sec?
Looks awesome JJ. How do you guys launch from even a small shorebreak? Love to get out there but might need another season under my belt.
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Great riding by all there, nice video Looks like there were some nice big sets out there, what size were the waves JJ and what was the wave period, 10sec?
Cheers Connor 
The conventional waves at the surf break were about waist high at about 14 secs - but also superfun were the insane 1 to 1.5m lumps that were just about everywhere. Ocean skatepark
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Looks awesome JJ. How do you guys launch from even a small shorebreak? Love to get out there but might need another season under my belt.
Cheers Tim
The shorebreak was a little tricky that day - but most often in summer it's not an issue.
If it's 12 to 20 knots without a groundswell it's easy to get out especially by December when the sand has built up on the south side of the groyne.
You'll love the steady wind and turquoise water
But what about the method JJ? (It's the only one of JJ's tricks I'm even close to mastering). Someone picked it up and pointed it out on one of your previous videos. A real "why didn't I think of that" moment when you try it out and see how easy it is launching and docking with a sea breeze onto a sandy beach.
