Nice PB's Tim - 2 sec & 5x10

Go the Wallabies...... I hope

Nice T. Ford. Top effort son!

Well said Peter!

Nice PB's Tim

Go the Wallabies...... 

Fantastic PB's guys. Go the Wallabies!!!

Wow, PB's all over the place! Good to see guys.

Great stuff team!! Congrats on all the PB's 

It's a PB explosion! Well done one and all!

Fantastic work guys - PB's galore. Amazing distance Mike T, and excellent numbers all round. Go the MU Delta fins!

WOW - 14 PB's and counting

Cockies with smiles everywhere

Sleep well team

Go TEAM!!

Wish i was there

Spencer, good to see u took the handbrake off bro! well done

MT. What do u think of the maui ultra fin?? Thinking about getting a quiver.

I absolutely LOVE it! It never let go on a speed bearaway, nice and sure footed. When it did let go, not fully powered and pointing up wind, it was the kindest spin ever. The tail slid out one foot, but not with a bang, just a mushy "You're pushing too hard". It was so easy to get back - sheet out, duck down a bit and yank your feet back under. I highly reccomend this fin! It's the 17cm slalom delta fin, not the speed. I wanted a bit more drive at the expense of speed - I think it's faster than I'll ever be anyway...

super sessions everywhere, congrats on all the pbs, micheal thompson there great numbers, great hr, alpha, wow,, well done spence, great speed man, congrats on a well earned pb,

Well-Done All, awesome PB's! Great Team Effort!

Great stuff Leo - you really looked like you were having fun today!

PB-fest! Well done roaches.

Michael - great feedback on the Delta Slalom. Have you used bigger sizes in the same fin with bigger kit (boards and sails), and if so is the outcome similar? Would love to know how they fair in really choppy water. Smoking speed by the way too!

As usual - well done leo on keeping the dial at "11"

great sailing today boys        PB.s everywere          stuff work next time im going sailing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

great one leo, awesome numbers, great distance, hr, crazy fast speed and yeah, you can gype!!, great alpha man, nice one

nice PB'S LEO seen you nail some hero jibe's on the speed nut , a bit wide for an alpha biut very impressive

mike you was onfire today 3 PB'S great stuff

Great going there guys. Awesome sailing.

Very nice work!!! Stack of PB's. Great team effort - well done! 

WOW what a roll up for a winters day, then to bag sooooo mant PB's, Bunta team effort! cant be that cold up there

WTF = how can the cockies possibly be on top of the aus gps table fot august!

Quick, take a photo !!!!

Nice work Roaches!!Lots of you on water for some great team results, with PB's galore! Everyone will be in catchup mode now.

AJEaster - I don't think the MUF Delta's would be any good for choppy water. They're designed for smooth, shallow water, whish they excel at. I've only used the 17cm Delta, and this was the first time, so I can't comment on larger sizes. I've heard that the 15cm speed version gots a bit twitchy at speed, which is why I went for the beefier 17cm slalom model. Davmen has the 20cm freeride model which he also rates highly and said it's better in smoother Illawarra than slightly choppier Canton.

The crazy 55 degree leading edge is a huge bonus for thick weed. I sailed right over thick clumps of surface weed at moderate and full speed with just the slightest tug on the board - no danger of a catastrophic catapault.

The MUF Deltas are brilliant for what they're designed for, but unless you're in shallow water or crazy weed, there may be better fins out there. The W.A. boys would know more about weedies...

Huge team session... well done everyone!!

Fantastic effort guys, have you ever had so many Pbs across the board?

Well done guys, that's a big day, congrats straight to the top of the ladder 

NSW is glowing!    Well done guys on all the PBs must have been a great day.

Thanks Michael - good info. We have a real shallow mudbank at Queens Lake that has this crazy weed and gets smooth water as a result. Have sailed it with a 30cm FO weedy and mostly get lucky, but last session I went over the handlebars a few times, so it does cause some hesitation........these stubby buggers could be a go.  Only issue is there is about 1klm or so of choppy water between the launch spot and the mudbank's flat water (hense my Q). Will get a couple and give them a go - I can handle spin out world on the way over if I can sail over the bank without fear or hesitation. Cheers, Adam

AJEaster - get a backpack, sail over and swap over fins at speed bank?

Great Team effort and sail guys

Missed this congratz everyone

AMAZING

looks like PB team

no words to describe this

ALL YOU NEED IS WIND !!!

and big friendly team as well :)

23 PBs! Big congratulations on team work!