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David Nanos - Indianapolis, IN posted a photo:

WIndsurfing - Pamlico Sound

David Nanos - Indianapolis, IN posted a photo:

My two rigs. WIndsurfing - Pamlico Sound

David Nanos - Indianapolis, IN posted a photo:

WIndsurfing - Pamlico Sound

David Nanos - Indianapolis, IN posted a photo:

WIndsurfing - Pamlico Sound

David Nanos - Indianapolis, IN posted a photo:

WIndsurfing - Pamlico Sound
Photo: Perry Biddle

David Nanos - Indianapolis, IN posted a photo:

A windsurfer & kite boarders dream...
Photo Jeff Campbell

M Gardner Photography posted a photo:

While out and about on a photography expedition and with some really brisk weather we came across this fella wind surfing.

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frankmh posted a photo:

Windsurfer Magnus Lindstedt and tanker Delta Victory

Wednesday 31st Oct, 7.30pm – 10.00pm, Sir Woolf Fisher Arena Vodafone Events Centre
Auckland

Friday 19th Oct, 7.00pm – Saturday 3rd Nov, 12.00am, The Vault
Morningside

Friday 19th Oct, 7.00pm – Saturday 3rd Nov, 10.00pm, Honiana Te Puni Reserve
Lower Hutt

Wednesday 31st Oct, 4.30pm – 9.00pm, Ferrymead Heritage Park
Christchurch

CDay DaytimeStudios w/1,000,000 views posted a photo:

Marek Bosowski has taken out the 2018 Baltic Kite Wave Jam, in Wladyslawowo, Poland.

The kitesurfing event got underway in extreme ocean and weather conditions. Thirty-two competitors challenged 40 knots of wind and four-to-five meter waves.

The one-day event will not be forgotten, as riders launched their three, four, and five-meters kites into the air and battled the wind-affected sea. It looked like Armageddon.

The world's fastest windsurfers and kitesurfers will hunt new speed sailing records from October 22nd through November 25th, in Luderitz, Namibia.

The 2018 Luderitz Speed Challenge returns with high hopes and plenty of well-known faces. The event is running since 2007.

Bjorn Dunkerbeck, Steve Allen, Chris Bertish, Philippe Bru, Mark Grinnell, Farrel O'Shea, Twan Verseput and Alberto Possati (Windsurfing), as well as Sébastian Cattelan and Martin Carter (Kitesurfing), are some of the stars of this year's showdown.

The Guinness World Records have confirmed it. Nuno "Stru" Figueiredo has officially ridden the world's biggest kitesurfing wave.

On November 8, 2017, the kitesurfer from Porto, in Portugal, launched his kite at Praia do Norte, in Nazaré, and sailed into one of the most dangerous beach breaks on the planet.

The wind was blowing from the north, and the waves were slightly facing south. After jumping off the crest of a couple of waves to get acquainted with the lineup, Figueiredo aimed for record wave.

AUS477 posted a photo:

Pilot's eye view using a waterproof disposable camera on my first slalom board - Trigger Bros 'Leathal Weapon' and Sailworks 6.1m Race sail in early 1993. Travelling pretty fast in this photo on a broad reach at Cremorne Lagoon, Tasmania.

Peeblespair posted a photo:

While we were rethinking our plans for Llundudno we had a great time photographing wind and kite surfers.


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RobertCross1 (off and on) posted a photo:

It was all about color and diagonal lines on this typically windy summer's day at the beach in my hometown of Hood River, Oregon. The Columbia River is a mile wide here, flowing through a gorge that is a mile deep. It flows through this gorge from east to west, directly against the prevailing winds, creating a wind-tunnel effect with frequent sustained winds of 40-60 mph, creating 8 to 12-foot swells on the water. As a result, Hood River is one of the world's premier destinations for windsurfing and kiteboarding.