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leysenkr · 18th February 2009, 02:50 AM

My quiver on the 117L was:

- 4,1 actually to small, because the wind is to hard when i could use this sail. Board was too sticky.
- 5 I used at 6bft
- 6 I used at 5bft
- 7 I used at 4bft.

I don't think that it was possible to surf with a 7,5m² on my 117L Aero. But that depends on your board, conditions you want to cover, costs (espesially masts are expensive). I was lucky to be able to cover this quiver with 2 mast. So low cost to start but that luck is turning. Surfing is the most addictive thing i have ever known and it starts to become expensive too ;-).

I'm 32 and hope to take my first wave at the end off this year so i'm planning to buy a Kode against then.

Life can be beautifull, especially when you are surfing ;-).

18th February 2009, 02:50 AM	#7
leysenkr Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Belgium Posts: 69	My quiver on the 117L was: - 4,1 actually to small, because the wind is to hard when i could use this sail. Board was too sticky. - 5 I used at 6bft - 6 I used at 5bft - 7 I used at 4bft. I don't think that it was possible to surf with a 7,5m² on my 117L Aero. But that depends on your board, conditions you want to cover, costs (espesially masts are expensive). I was lucky to be able to cover this quiver with 2 mast. So low cost to start but that luck is turning. Surfing is the most addictive thing i have ever known and it starts to become expensive too ;-). I'm 32 and hope to take my first wave at the end off this year so i'm planning to buy a Kode against then. Life can be beautifull, especially when you are surfing ;-).