Re: carbon booms

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> For a durable carbon boom, check out the new Windsurfing Hawaii Makai.
I've
> sailed and broken (190lbs wave sailor) Fiberspars, Chinooks, Gulftechs...
I
> had good luck with the HPL, but for the head, which I broke (easily
> replaceable piece though).

Oh, yeah, now that you mention it, I did have to replace the HPL head last
season, but no big deal really - it was cheap and simple to do, and didn't
fail catastrophically - in fact I sailed a few sessions on it while is was
partially broken (such is the addiction -smile-). If my HPL ever breaks,
it'll be time to try the makai. I hadn't heard about it at all, thanks for
the rec.
Jon

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