U-Surf II 76

Good wind back here in Germany. This is the first picture of my new waveboard.
Had some good freestyle on 4.2 today together with the boddenstyle crew. First Gozzada.
Tomorrow should be good at the Baltic.
Red Bull Big Days Contest is on stand-by for Wednesday or Thursday.

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