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Session: On a rail and a prayer ...

Written by DrC123

Wednesday April 1 2009 07:03:00 AM

Surf spot: Ray Bay, United States of America

Surf Trip: Spring Break ( 28 March 2008 - 28 March 2008)

Session's Rate:

Wind direction: Offshore

Wind Strength: Glassy

Nb waves ridden: lots

Length of the surf session: 3 hours

Surfboard ridden: 9' Quad

Fins: 2+1

Weather and water temp: 72F/62F

Waves height: 1m-1.2m / 3ft-4ft

Waves Quality:
- Fun
- Fast
- Hollow

Waves Shape:
- Walls
- One peak
- Multipeaks
- Close out

Description:

This shot was taken this morning (from a distance) inside the breakwater at low tide. Was riding my new EPS/Epoxy 9'0" x 23" x 18" x 15" x 3" swallow tailed 'Kingfisher' quad. Waves were pretty clean, waist to chest with shoulder plus sets. Dead low tide over at Barracuda's by the North wall of the breakwater and kind of closing out but if you picked the right wave it was fast and fun.

Was riding with the 2 X 4.6" outside Future fins and a single 4" trailer. The 4" is actually one of the inside quad fins and is slightly foiled however usually you can not tell the difference, this morning however it was fast enough to make the fin hum.

You can see how much you can lay the rail in with this hybrid versus a regular longboard!

Buddies:

Created: Wednesday April 1 2009 06:52:13 AM

Modified: Wednesday April 1 2009 06:52:13 AM

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