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Taking the chance of a free afternoon, on Monday, April 10, 2017, I ran to Como lake to test my "new" Tabou 3S 106 LTD 2013, exploiting a good thermic wind (20 kts). The Tabou 3S is an amazing board.
We had never seen Andora, like this.... A huge sea, lifted by a sirocco, welcomed us Tuesday, October 30, 2018, unfortunately not accompanied by a wind of adequate quality, which would have been necessary to handle such conditions decently. Despite this, some fearless riders attempted the exit.
I recently took advantage of a promotion, and bought a Sooruz Fighter 4/3 Zip-free Navy wetsuit. The opportunity was profitable to discover Sooruz, a very interesting brand, which produces really well-made wetsuits. In this article, I summarize my first impressions.
Beyond being a beautiful Ligurian town, Noli is a spot rather popular among windsurfers. With North-East and East winds, the spot works better, and offers relative security. The Tramontana enters very gusty, and the spot, with some precautions, is still quite safe compared to other places on the Ligurian coast, where, for example, the Tramontana enters offshore (e.g. Genova-Voltri).
Sardinia is a magical land for windsurfing, and not only for it. Bruno, a freelancers of ours, introduces an East Coast windsurf spot, which he tested during his last summer holidays.
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Vada, just south of Livorno, is one of the most famous spots of Tuscany (Italy). We tested it with a strong northwest wind, but it works with winds coming from every direction. As well as among local riders, it is also popular among windsurfers from other locations (including Northern Italy), as it is at a reasonable distance from many major towns (Milan, Bologna, Florence), not located near the sea.