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Windsurf foil for grommets

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Created by Raf Heale 9 months ago, 23 Feb 2025
Raf Heale
VIC, 4 posts
23 Feb 2025 10:51PM
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l have a grommet aged 9 weighs 42kg learning on a stable but fast JP young gun magic ride / 115L / 3m severn rig thats very light & forgiving on flat water off Balnarring, Westernport VIC. We are so 'not' in a hurry but the progression is coming along surprisingly quickly. . He is starting to plane in foot straps, not harnessing yet but tacking well to get back to shore. He's a dinghy sailor . Can anyone recommend a beginner foil set up / any info on dimensions & eventually look for second hand.. Mean while l'll ask a couple of local IQ foilers

AUS 808
WA, 501 posts
23 Feb 2025 8:36PM
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Raf Heale said..
l have a grommet aged 9 weighs 42kg learning on a stable but fast JP young gun magic ride / 115L / 3m severn rig thats very light & forgiving on flat water off Balnarring, Westernport VIC. We are so 'not' in a hurry but the progression is coming along surprisingly quickly. . He is starting to plane in foot straps, not harnessing yet but tacking well to get back to shore. He's a dinghy sailor . Can anyone recommend a beginner foil set up / any info on dimensions & eventually look for second hand.. Mean while l'll ask a couple of local IQ foilers


The Severne Redwing is very simple & easy foil to use.
1400 front wing would be ideal for learning or you could even look for a 1200 or 1000 but they will be harder to find.
Downside is they are Tittle box & I think your board is Power Box. In reality it's better to get a Foil board anyway so look for a small one around 100 litres if possible.
The Redwing can be adapted to tracks also.

Raf Heale
VIC, 4 posts
24 Feb 2025 9:15AM
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fantastic AUS 808 .. thanks for the info



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