Pinnaroos (WA, Australia) - 2021-07-29
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Antman
39.137(D)
36.323(D)
16.62(D)
22.756(D)
23.541(D)
74.917(D)
Flex
31.663(D)
29.357(D)
8.48(D)
18.955(D)
20.912(D)
27.604(D)
Reg
30.495(D)
26.605(D)
3.053(D)
6.84(D)
5.617(D)
8.474(D)
Woody-Mark
39.161(D)
35.714(D)
8.367(D)
24.417(D)
17.398(D)
24.601(D)
Windxtasy
0(D)
0(D)
0(D)
0(D)
0(D)
0(D)
Pos
29.324(D)
26.568(D)
8.526(D)
15.209(D)
19.452(D)
16.763(D)
Pointman
Chris Porter
Jeff
paddymac
JC2
Jemma
scarrgo
Jonah
Windtech
Ricey
Bunyip
AC1
Hooksey
Lunny
tailwind
Flatchat
Snickers
Kenny
Pacey
SRS73
AndreaMunich
Gloria
Topcat
Clue Thirst
The Shroom
fingers
Finback
Peanut
Average39.1536.0212.5723.5922.2351.26
Antman (23042km):
1002 days ago
4 categories

Boundary Island, Peel Estuary, WA, AU

Wind came in alot stronger than forecasted.Was stacked at times on the 6.2 NX,53 Patrick,25 ws.Pretty stoked to see a 40 max on the dial and super fun sailing with Woody,Flex,Reg and Anita who rocked up to the squall of the day;0



Flex (15736km):
1001 days ago
3 categories

Coodanup, WA, AU. Spent the morning helping Reg rescue his kit from the previous days adventure. By complete coincidence met the owner who's dogs nearly ate Reg yesterday at her gate as she was leaving.  She recognised me and stopped to have a chat and thank her etc etc. Lovely lady.  Since I had driven her drive way yesterday and then run the final 300m to Austin bay it seemed an ideal launch spot to get deep into Austin bay without having to drive the goat track, so I asked her if she would consider letting us launch from her property in future.  She agreed, but only when she was home as she said the dogs would eat us as Reg has confirmed they indeed will.  As she was just leaving, today wasn't an option. It was completely toxic in Roberts Bay so I assumed Austin bay wouldn't be that great today anyway.  We swapped numbers.    Seems Reg's dodgy navigation had a bright side.

Was a fairly pleasant stroll in to rescue the kit unlike Reg's efforts yesterday. Used the buggy I had made for Lake Walyungup and it made the 3 odd km journey no problem.  Then headed to the pond to see Antman hard at it and Woody just arrived.  Started rigging 6.5 then a brutal gust came through and rigged 5.7, which was wise as I really needed something smaller today. Reg, Woody and I headed out to join Antman.  

Water wasn't that flat but wind was stronger than previous session. Fiddled with the outhaul a bit and felt a bit more in control.   Was good fun but probably a bit too much wind for me at times.  A tiny patch of flat was all that was on offer.   A couple of council workers who were srubbing the boardwalk (as its lethally slippery according to my old man) sat down to watch us for a while.   Everyone started heading back as was getting brutal and Anita turned up in a huge squall followed by a nice double rainbow. Sorry Anita to leave just as you arrived.  Almost sailed out the passage for the first time but fin bottomed out near the fence so jumped off to save it.  To continue the rescue efforts a lady had a flat battery in the car park and of course I was the only one who had jumper cables. I went out with two Gopro's fully charged and of course I had forgotten to put a SD card in one.  Hopefully the footage from other is good. 104 RRD Freeride Wave, 5.7 RRD Move, TWS33



Reg (3745km):
1001 days ago

I didn't get lost today but I was nearly blown away.  Ant and Woody and Flex were zooming all over a rather bumpy Pond but the wind was so strong it made the chop a nuisance in comparison.  My 5m Mach3 was about a metre too big for little old me but on the upside I stayed at water level....I could have been aviating most of the time.  Mandurah was gusting up to 42 knots between 2 and 4pm, that's 77kmh.  Great Team Speeds from Woody and Ant again.  I did witness all sailors doing spectacular wipeouts.



Woody-Mark (14748km):
1001 days ago
3 categories

Boundary Island, Peel Estuary, WA, AU

Arrived with Flex and Reg to see Antman already in the pond. Tried the top bank as it was NW to WNW which shows promise. Tried a new combo of the Manta 56 and the Evo12 5.8 and CLwp 29. Very responsive with the extra volume today. Over finned though in the 30kt+ gusts. Short fun session with Anita arriving as I was leaving and congrats Ant on a new PB peak of 40.19!

https://youtu.be/LJLCPg8YbFE

 



Windxtasy (13853km):
1001 days ago

Manta 54 speed, 21Tribal WS, 5m Koncept

I came

I rigged

There was lots of wind

I squeeezed into my wetsuit

I trudged through the ninja course and made it to the pond

just as everyone else was coming in...

It was too gnarly to sail on my own, so I headed back too, without even setting foot on the board.

I got a workout, but not the one I was hoping for

Disappointing Frown

 



Pos (11755km):
1001 days ago

Melville, WA

Short and bumpy session down at Melville on the northwester. Windtech 57 & 6.3 Loft RB. Good being on the water again even though it was a bit hectic.

Caught up with Kenny and Lunny chatting on the foreshore. Bummer about the tear in your Duotone Kenny!



Comments
Windxtasy


WA
Australia
1001 days ago

The squall of the day was after you all left. I was struggling to open the door of my car because of the wind blowing it closed.

It blew down a tree along the driveway in.

Stretch


WA
Australia
1001 days ago

Nice one Ant 😎👍

waricle


WA
Australia
1001 days ago
Nice going Antman and Woody and anyone else crazy enough to be out there
Windxtasy


WA
Australia
1001 days ago

good work on the alphas, Ant and Woody. Quick turns considering the chop.

waricle


WA
Australia
1001 days ago
Valuable rigging practice there Anita!
Snickers


WA
Australia
1001 days ago

Nice speeds and u-turns Mark and Ant. Another 40+ peak Ant, that 2 sec 40 is soo close. Great to see Reg and Jim backing it up after yesterdays misadventures. 

Flex


WA
Australia
999 days ago

bit late but some experimental video of footage from the pond on this day https://youtu.be/rUhn6wg9z3s

Windxtasy


WA
Australia
999 days ago

Looks like it was lovely earlier, and much nicer at the western end than it was at the Eastern end when I arrived. Damn contracts!

and rainbows do follow me where ever I go...