Maybe WTB a 6" sail

[Chum]

I was just about to give up windsurfing and sell my gear. Not that I was ever any good at it, I got to a certain level, never progressed, and just stopped going. 

It sucks being a beginner all over again, especially when I'm not a beginner at other marine sports.

Anyway, a couple of friends encouraged me to give it another try, so I'm thinking to although I could also use the money my gear would bring.

The idea being that maybe if I tried a smaller sail on my 135 formula then I might actually be able to point and control it.

So I might consider an inexpensive 6" sail if there's one for sale.

[John C]

I was just about to give up windsurfing and sell my gear. Not that I was ever any good at it, I got to a certain level, never progressed, and just stopped going. 

It sucks being a beginner all over again, especially when I'm not a beginner at other marine sports.

Anyway, a couple of friends encouraged me to give it another try, so I'm thinking to although I could also use the money my gear would bring.

The idea being that maybe if I tried a smaller sail on my 135 formula then I might actually be able to point and control it.

So I might consider an inexpensive 6" sail if there's one for sale.


6 m conuld be too smaill to the formula.

[powell]

Hi Chum

I have a 6.5m Severne C2 which has never been used.  465 luff and 201 boom.  Bought it when I first moved here and had not yet worked out the wind strength.  Yours for $200 if you want it. Two cams and red.

Regards
Powell
8282-4482