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Yeah it's such a fun wing, been my go to for Prone, wing and DW for pretty much any condition lately. Seems to carry good speed and glide which makes my life easy haha.

Hey mate, you should come and grab a wing and take it for a bash, more fun than watching me haha. Most of the other vids on this channel are done on the 1049 wing. Not much prone footage just yet on here but it will be coming for both the 1049 and the 870 wings.

@@jacko5469 that would be awesome I'll visit in the next few weeks, thanks

@@freesurfa9791 heres me (not an expert) ripping the 1049 in Vic recently... Is an awesome foil! czcams.com/video/ouhTsWjc1XM/video.html

I have the 3 now. Transitioned from the 2 3 is better in wind. Bow doesn’t get blown around as much. 3 Has improved glide. It is slightly dug out. The 2 was more stable at the pivot but everywhere else the 3 improved. My 2c

Hi, I don't think so but will double check this when I see a mates new North set up next time I am at the beach with him. I do feel they might be slight different though.

Yes mate, more details are coming on this wing plus the 870-SDR and the new tail. If you ever have any questions you can always just hit me up as happy to help wherever I can. Cheers Jacko

This is the leash. www.oneoceansportsaustralia.com/accessories/no-logo-waist-leash

The red board is a 5'10 EGG which is our production board and should be on the website.

www.oneoceansportsaustralia.com/shop/the-egg

Haha didn't even notice the background music but after it was pointed out I can hear it clear, I'll make sure next time to turn it off so it's just the strange Aussie/kiwi accent 😅

Next step for you maybe hey? just do a shorter version somehow but as a step up from Howard street it is the perfect 2nd step.

Foil is a ONE foil, I talk about it in the Vid for a little bit. These will be out soon or kind of now for those that are close enough to come and check them out. A more public release will happen soon. These are bloody unreal foils haha we do make them so a little biased but nah they are unreal and will be compatible with some other foils on the market which should hopefully help a few more people have options. I weigh high 70kgs maybe 77-79kg. Max heart rate for this run was super low and maybe zone 2 with some zone 3 when the harder spots came. Yeah if i'm lucky enough to get some mates soon they can join haha

Board is a ONE prototype 7'2 x 17 1/2. Hand paddles yeah never really needed to use them and don't quite see the point but what ever works for people is good by me. Never actually seen anyone use them on the goldy but i am sure they will turn up soon enough.

7'2 x 17 1/2 x 92L x 4.8kg it's a ONE proto that we make in the ONE HQ Sounds narrow but it's actually pretty stable for it's width.

Haha I like to say Downwind foiling goes from one of the hardest things you can ever do to one of the easiest once you work it out. Best thing these days is the gear for DW foiling is so much better and it's made it so much easier.

You will be doing this in no time mate!!

Haha yes and didn't even have to walk this time so stoked.

Hi Roy, this is on our own FU/ONE foils, this wing size is roughly 1049. Should have more info on these one day very soon.

Hi Yann, hard question as it can really depend on what kind of foiling you are wanting to do, maybe give me a bit more info on what kind of foiling you are looking at.

@@jacko5469 I greased my question poorly. Ahahahah.What I meant was, in the beginning if the video you have a dw foil board with a carbon foil on the bottom left part of the screen. Which foil and board is that? Thanks

@@yanndabadie2855 the board is an Egg www.oneoceansportsaustralia.com/shop/the-egg The foil is our full one piece foil we are making from our brand Foil Unknown, the set up you can see is my downwind set up that is the foil I use 99% off the time.

@@jacko5469 thank you so much. looks really cool

7ft coil. www.oneoceansportsaustralia.com/accessories/no-logo-waist-leash

Hi Steve, I know a few guys on the sunny coast who DW foil so can pass some details on if you want, not sure if they DW around Noosa much but might be good to hook up with. More than happy to help make sure you get all the right stuff and help make it as easy as possible. Just shoot me an email at jacko@oneoceansports.com and I can send any info you need. Cheers Jacko

@@jacko5469 hey thanks mate just sent email

Hi Kitefuchs, downwind foiling is really doable anywhere that you get good wind chop so this can be big lakes, Rivers(like hood river) and ocean. If its windy enough and a long enough area is allowed for the swell fetch to build up then really anything is possible. Water depth can make a difference to how the bumps form and when the wind/swell bumps hit shallower water they get steeper and as the water get deeper then the swells roll a bit more. The ocean swells can be much faster in deeper water but sometimes the shallower water is more fun as you can surf the bumps better. If you have good wind and wind chop then get into it!!! Cheers Jacko

On this day I was on our R2 wing which size wise is approx 1350, the board is 5'10 x 23 x 90L x 5kg

Sorry this day I actually used our R3 which is 1650

Yeah no worries, the boards are 5'10 x 23 x 90L x 5kg call the Egg, the foil is a 1350 size front wing called the R2 from foil unknown. All the board info is at the below link, the foils are not online just yet as they are all sold out before they are made so not ready to put them fully out fully but when they are more available they will also be on the below link www.oneoceansportsaustralia.com/shop/the-egg

Here on the Gold Coast we mostly do the Snapper north run and in a Northly we like to go down South from Kingscliff to Pottsville

Hey mate, I am 77kg the board is a 5'10 x 23 x 90L x 5kg. It's called the Egg from ONE

www.oneoceansportsaustralia.com/shop/the-egg

Yes, we have a 5ft as a demo right now and in 2 weeks we will have all the other sizes available again for demo. What size were you looking to demo?

Hi Michael, not sure if you have done DW foiling or not but on the skill side it is technically one of the hardest out of all the sports you mentioned and on the working hard side when you are learning it will 100% be one of the harder things most people will try, the pay of is that once you start to get it then you can choose if you just want to surf the bumps for 20 or 30km or you can choose to go hard and I can guarantee that it can still be physically harder than any SUP or other paddle sport. Like all things you only get out what you put in. For me the foil allows me to surf the ocean like no other water craft with a speed that is pretty much unmatched by any other paddle sport. Those other sports you mentioned are also unreal and I love SUP DW as much as anyone but this is that next level!!

@@jacko5469 Thanks for the reply, yah I feel there is a lot of truth in what you say and as an older ex speed freak who likes to work for his thrills, I certainly see the appeal. However, for the uninnitiated I imagine the learning curve may preclude the physiological benefits. Having said that, these days I realise there is more to life than VO2 (however it is highly correlated to longevity). I see the place for foiling, in my head (literally), as a mindful or mental health enriching.

No not this time😉 we did nearly get killed by a breaching whale 🐳 about 5mins after the battery went dead. Very very close

Kind of depends on what SUP experience you might have, if you have good balance and have done some SUP before then something like 5'10 x 27.5 x 110L would be a good start. You could go smaller but the learning curve might be longer and bigger will be easier but you will out grow it easier. Also depends on what kind off riding you want to do as most boards will do it all but most will do one area better than other areas. If you jump on our website you can see the 3 different styles of SUP foil boards we do, this should give you some good ideas www.oneoceansportsaustralia.com/shop/foil-downwind

This day was about 20knots but we can foil in really no wind as long as the bumps are good. If it was to blow 20knots east onshore for a day and then drop right out to zero wind we could still foil as the bumps would be good enough still.

@@jacko5469 thanks 🤙🤙🤙