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Stand Up Paddle => Sessions => Topic started by: surfercook on December 07, 2020, 08:09:27 PM
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Buddy hooked me up with a new ver of Premiere. Worked nicely! Full rubber at this point.
Thanx, Zoners!
https://youtu.be/ll0Fp1jt7Bk
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Some nice glides there. :)
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@ Cookie
I envy you people who can go out sup surfing in cold air and cold water. I'm a wuss in those conditions and to top it off, I don't like wearing a wetsuit.
But for you guys who can take those air and water temperatures, I salute you.
And I do like you showing your 4 fin quad setup for you board in the beginning of your video. Thanks for sharing your videos. It is a pleasure to watch them.
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Sweet cookie. I can't believe these cold fronts came so fast. The good thing about it are the diluted line up around these parts. I love the paddle guitar move... Goes along with your theme tune :)
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@ Cookie
I envy you people who can go out sup surfing in cold air and cold water. I'm a wuss in those conditions and to top it off, I don't like wearing a wetsuit.
But for you guys who can take those air and water temperatures, I salute you.
People ask me all the time.... Don't you get cold out there? I tell them no, I'm warmer out there surfing than I would be sitting at home. I usually don't feel any discomfort at all when I'm surfing. Even when it's 30 degrees and snowing.
I don't mind wearing a wetsuit. I could wear one all day. The key for me to staying warm is to put my wetsuit on at home. That pre-heats it so that when I get there I can just grab my board and go. I would totally freeze if I had to suit up at the beach like a lot of people do. I drive home in my wetsuit too. It just makes the whole process easier. Most of the places I surf are within 40 minutes of my house.
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I don't mind wearing a wetsuit. I could wear one all day. The key for me to staying warm is to put my wetsuit on at home. That pre-heats it so that when I get there I can just grab my board and go. I would totally freeze if I had to suit up at the beach like a lot of people do. I drive home in my wetsuit too. It just makes the whole process easier. Most of the places I surf are within 40 minutes of my house.
I "might" have to try a wetsuit. Our water temperatures down at Surfside (Freeport) don't get that cold in the winter time. Once the water temperature goes below 66 degrees F, since I don't wear a wetsuit, I put myself in "drydock", if you get my drift, for the winter.
Below is a table which give the average water temperature for the Texas coast for the up coming 6 months. Check out the one that says, "Freeport".
https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/data/coastal-water-temperature-guide/wgof.html
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Another nice video cookieman, thanks for doing the work to entertain us!!
I always like hearing your guitar playing as well :)
I wore a 5mm suit last week. Screw that.... I'm heading to Florida on Saturday. ;D ;D ;D
It's not that I get cold in a wetsuit, but at 72, the 5mm suit is starting to affect my performance quite a bit.
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Woo Hoo !! ... that looks pretty hard core ... thx for sharing !
I wore a 5mm suit last week. Screw that.... I'm heading to Florida on Saturday. ;D
Welcome to FL ... last weekend we were still trunk'n it ... but after this most recent cold front, looks like gonna have to break out the damn springsuit :D