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In October I recieved a pre-production Ocean Rodeo Surf Series quad fin 5’11. Since then, it’s the only board I’ve kitesurfed, mostly without straps (though a couple of times with when things were a bit mental), and I’ve even surfed it three times. This write up is me describing how the board goes after an Autumn and part of a Winter in the North Atlantic.
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Dear readers of my blogger, if you really are reading this and the page hits aren’t just spybots and mis-directed traffic, I hope you had a belter Chrimbo and are all set for something exciting / fulfilling on New Year’s Eve.
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When I get into surf of this size I really rely on my equipment to do what is asked of it. You want to be able to focus 100% on navigating your way down that face and you don’t want any doubts in your mind that your gear is up to the task.
Big thanks to my great mate Phil Akister for giving up his leisurely Sunday morning to shoot us!
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This weekend just gone, we ran the first 2012 Ocean Rodeo demo at Marazion, Cornwall with Lodey Kite Loft. Twas a result!
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If you’ve flown a Rise, you’ll know that the hangtime is measured in items added to your mental shopping list rather than mere seconds, and that you need to check before you send it for a big boost so that you won’t miss any loved-ones birthdays whilst you are up there. That’s to say that the Rise has a lot of float.
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