Haha, so it's impossible to break this record until Woo removes this 40m software cap?Dunno, I'm really only speculating based on the drone information. I assume it's because the algorithm misreads too often above whatever cap they've set. Over time, they can likely refine it to allow the higher reads with more accuracy.Statistics: Posted by […]
I asked Gemini Pro to do a geometric estimation of the height of the jump based on the 2 videos available. The estimation was 38 meters using rider's height as scale. So I would say considering woosting effect, both surfr and woo records are pretty "reliable"Statistics: Posted by mati — Sun Dec 07, 2025 8:50 […]
Nice videos Cricridamour, looks like an awesome spot In 45 years of practicing board sports , Kenya, and especially Jacaranda , is in my top 5 destinations , along with Turks & Caicos, the Grenadines , Los Roques.& Hawai .Statistics: Posted by Cricridamour — Sun Dec 07, 2025 8:07 am
The size of the kite depends mainly on the weight of the kiteboarder and the size of the foil and how the kiteboarder likes to kite , in my case , powerfully .In the video below filmed yesterday , there's Aron who weighs 60 kg and is using a 10m North Reach, Sammy who weighs […]
Tests with a drone indicated the previous max height was 37m. Tests with the current version of woo software indicated it was 40mSomeone from Woo can confirm this, but I doubt they will confirm any hard limits.Haha, so it's impossible to break this record until Woo removes this 40m software cap?Statistics: Posted by evan — […]
so, which is valid?Depends if you were woosting or fisting. If you're woosting, then you can add ~3m to your jump height. If you're fisting, you can add ~5m (if you're amazing at it, probably more). If you don't do either, they're close to even. If you're running both and only woost, surfr tends to […]