25-30 knot southerly and chaotic windswells 
My gybes and port tack downwinders are pretty ropey, lacking strength in my left leg and trying to protect the ACL graft - but super-stoked to be foiling again in a proper breeze 
Apologies for the crazy image stabilization applied in the editing software to smooth out camera shakes - it was windy. Thanks Mark for filming.
Infinity 65 wings
Select to expand quotefelix1111 said..
looks good
what sail size you used?
It looks like he's using a 3.4 -- No? Is the other a 3.7?
How good is the Infinity 65 wing 
Easily survives a wing-tip breach (2:30 in vid) and pretty fast (21.46 knots) in crazy chop.
I totally agree about the 65 wing. I used it on the river on Sunday. It is such a fun wing, fast and turny and great for jumping.
Hats off to JJ, just goes to show that sometimes mind over matter works, doing what he's doing so soon after such a bad knee injury is amazing...keep wearing that brace...tight!!
another vote for the i65. Insanely fun wing! If you're foiling in over 20mph winds it's really tough to beat.
DC
Select to expand quoteCoreAS said..
Carving hard and full on froth. glad to see you shredding hard again JJ
Cheers Dean 
Come and foil with us in summer when the borders reopen.
You'll love it - SW 20 to 30 knots, 2m windswells. Endless downwinders
Select to expand quoteazymuth said..CoreAS said..
Carving hard and full on froth. glad to see you shredding hard again JJ
Cheers Dean
Come and foil with us in summer when the borders reopen.
You'll love it - SW 20 to 30 knots, 2m windswells. Endless downwinders
One day for sure, you guys have the perfect conditions...big time Froth
