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Boracay Philippines - wind conditions in January?

Postby obe_76 » Fri Oct 30, 2009 5:05 pm

Hi,
Can you pls. tell me waht are (the average) wind condtions?
If I weigh about 90 Kg what kite sites will I need there?
another question:
What is the wind direction. Is it side-on shore or full on shore?
Thank you,
Ofir

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Re: Boracay Philippines - wind conditions in January?

Postby lenker » Sat Oct 31, 2009 12:32 am

Wind forecast for Jan 2008. Switch the years to get an idea about averages. Wind is predominantly cross-on-shore. 9m is mostly used on the beach but the average weight of riders is way below 90. On light wind days you see mostly 12m.

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Re: Boracay Philippines - wind conditions in January?

Postby luke-warmwater » Sun Nov 01, 2009 9:11 am

Yes the wind in technically cross on-shore, but in my experiences there, I found it to be more 'on' than 'cross'. This has the unfortunate effect of making the bay feel quite small. Nice place though.

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Re: Boracay Philippines - wind conditions in January?

Postby Philippino » Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:47 am

Hello!
Last season the wind in January was around 15-25 knot and only 3-4 days over 30 knots. All the time I used my 10m Rebel and my 7 Vegas was almost without work (I am 70 kg). The wind is not really on-shore, it blows around 45 degrees to the shore. So on-shore wind could cause problems with launching-landing only during high tide for beginners, but for others it's not a problem.
Kiteregards, Vlad.


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