WindRider Experience August Edition

Issue: WindRider Experience August Edition

30/August/2010

IN THIS ISSUE

"I never had so much fun sailing before - I really never had as much fun, and safety, all wrapped into one package".
Tom Nicholas, Retired Marine

"I have sailed the WR 17, Hobie AI, and Sea Pearl Tri and for my money the WR 17 can't be beat! Thanks."
Ed Combs, Wesley Chapel, FL

Where In The World Is WindRider? saskatchewan

WindRider owners are all over the world. You can find your fellow WindRider enthusiasts at the new owners map , created and maintained by Erwin Jansen of European Hydrosails. Check it out now - it is a lot of fun. After you list yourself on the WindRider Forum, (Instructions for listing) please send your listing information to Erwin. We hope to see you on the map. (above photo submitted by Rick Foisy of Saskatchewan, Canada - see how you can get a couple FREE t-shirts by submitting great photos like the one above - see panel below

Family Friendly

WindRider 17 has become popular due to its versatility. It can be sailed with four people enjoying a leisurely day on water. Yet, solo sailing at speeds of fifteen plus knots have been documented. Or use as a swim platform like the photo at right. However, you enjoy your WindRider, please share a photo - See panel just below. (photo submitted by Jamie Shankweiller of Marsh Creek Watersports)

Free WindRider T-Shirts

Share your unique photos and earn two t-shirts. We are looking for beautiful and/or interesting photos. Get creative - show us how you enjoy your WindRider by emailing photos to me. The best 25 photos will receive TWO WindRider t-shirts (submit multiple photos to increase your chances, but two t-shirts per person submitting) Submissions imply consent to use of photos in WindRider promotional material. We will use your name as credit unless you tell us otherwise. Thanks for submitting!

Thank you for your interest in WindRider, and please share this e-news with a friend. And don't hesitate to contact me with any requests or suggestions.

Sincerely,

Dean Sanberg
WindRider International