Agree that noonish seems best for wind, most places on Kauai. North shore is a bit more unpredictable and seems to often die around 2pm, unless it's already blowing strong trades 20+mph. Anini is a small race track flat water spot with a lots of hazards to avoid - turtles, coral head and snorkelers,...

I have been riding the 7'7 110L KT Dragonfly a bit which is especially helpful when the wind starts dying in the late afternoon. I do struggle with the jibe every time I come back to that board, but now its mostly just with the foot switch. I have been focusing on not carving the board as much or ma...

Howzit, I've pulled a few hundred people behind the boat for their first time foiling. Here's the tops tips to ride a foil. Perhaps should edit some to explain how crucial it is to keep the board flat side-to-side with just heel/toe pressure at first. If you get that, you get foiling. https://www.pa...

Just in case anyone is up for a new challenge on a windless day!

Check out this How to dock start tips from our Kauai groms.


Cheers // Jeff
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Quick tips for getting going on a skateboard:
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Aloha, We've been teaching foiling and winging for several years now on Kauai. Happy to help you navigate all the choices. Also have gear for rent or demo from Onix Foils, KT, Cloud IX, Cabrinha, PPC, Konrad, and some others. We have helped a lot of people in their first sessions on the water and ha...