- Kona board
- Rigging (sails, booms, masts):
- Weed fin
- PFD
- Harness
- Light wetsuit
- Booties
- Rashguard
- Bathing Suit
- Contact lens kit with extra lens-wetting solution, 'cause I'm blind
- Binoculars
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Water
- Energy bars
- Lunch
- Change of clothes
- Towel: the most useful object in the universe
- Tape to repair sails (Oh how I hope I won't need that)
- Camera
- Mask, fins, snorkel to take underwater pictures
NOAA and iWindsurf predict winds to be in the high single digits or low teens, which means bring the big sails. I'm going to be buying a Neil Pryde V8 7.0 tomorrow to fill the recent hole in my sailing quiver. I imagine that or the Sailworks 8.5 will be the sail of the day.
This will be my first windsurfing event. This is very exciting!

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And upon returning, don't forget to bring your wife a large case of tranquilizers, since she will have missed her intense (yet calming) swim practice and will have had spent the entire Saturday alone with small children.
Have fun! Think of me elbow deep in messes as you glide in a plane across the waters of the Windfest...
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