Cool footage JJ
I want to see the outtakes! I know foiling one handed while filming and looking backwards can end in disaster
Select to expand quoteazymuth said..
W 15-25 knots
I noticed you've got a really wide stance with the straps set at the maximum width apart. Does that help with the downwinding? I don't think my shorter legs could deal with that!
I recently got the Wizard 125 and put the straps in exactly the same positions as I use on the Wizard 103. I couldn't understand why it felt more front footed until I compared the boards. Relative to the front bolt of the foil, the Wizard 125 foot strap inserts are further back. To get the same positions relative to the foil it looks like the foot straps need to be one insert further forwards than on the Wizard 103.
Select to expand quotesimonp123 said..I noticed you've got a really wide stance with the straps set at the maximum width apart. Does that help with the downwinding? I don't think my shorter legs could deal with that!
I recently got the Wizard 125 and put the straps in exactly the same positions as I use on the Wizard 103. I couldn't understand why it felt more front footed until I compared the boards. Relative to the front bolt of the foil, the Wizard 125 foot strap inserts are further back. To get the same positions relative to the foil it looks like the foot straps need to be one insert further forwards than on the Wizard 103.
I'm 6ft - 80kgs.
Always foil with both feet in the straps so wide stance is useful to get my weight fully forward when foiling fast and my weight back to get up on foil and maintain height in lulls.
You can achieve the same result with a narrower stance by moving your back foot.
I reckon using the back strap has a key advantage in winds over 25 knots when accelerating down big swells - acting as a hook so that I don't get pitched forward, when all my weight is over my front foot to counteract extreme foil lift 
Awesome footage JJ!
I especially like the jibes at 1:15 & 3:00. You get a really clear shot of the footwork throughout the manourures.
Looks like you really take your time too - super cool! 
Thanks for sharing! ??
Select to expand quoteLofto said..
Awesome footage JJ! I especially like the jibes at 1:15 & 3:00. You get a really clear shot of the footwork throughout the manourures.
Looks like you really take your time too - super cool!
Thanks for sharing! ??
Cheers Glen, where've you been?
Look forward to seeing you out at Dutchies again this summer.
My gybes aren't slick but reasonably fail-safe - staying switchfoot after the turn helps in swells and stronger winds.
If you want to gybe with style Simon's the man to emulate
