How to go Downwind - Windfoiling

Going downwind can initially be one of the most challenging areas of foiling. This video looks at the different modes for going downwind, how to maintain speed, control and deal with different wind strengths.
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[@pierreboulbin8753]

Many thanks for the videos ! very clear and instructive !

[@user-nb6ef1jm2h]

Really fantastic

[@firstnamelastname2669]

These are great, but one I'd like to see is 'handling gusts & lulls'

[@simonvictorsmith8730]

Such great videos. When a bit overpowered I cant stop the board rounding up into wind. Any tips would be great .

[@Otefnmjn]

jump off

[@hanslaught2351]

Is it possible to have fixed line lengths for both downwinding and upwinding? Or is it a necessity to get variable length lines if you know you're going to be trying both at the highest speeds possible?
I'm finding that to go downwind, it's absolutely necessary for me to step out of the backstrap and often unhook, but I suspect then if I lengthen my lines I'll be comfy on the downwind but keeled out too much on upwind sections...