[quote="Sandy Beach"]Clive, I suggest that you use the public 'Message board' to indicate to the person who you are trying to communicate with to check their pm's. Dave doesn't need any more work with regards to the bwd site in my opinion.[/quote] That's cool. Thanks for the idea. I wasn't ...

[quote="bwd"][quote="Clive W"]Does that mean that the other users haven't logged into the site to retrieve their messages?[/quote]
yup[/quote]

Thanks!

Hello. Just a quick question that I don't see answered in the FAQs. I have responded to a couple of PM's in my message centre / inbox, and now they're sitting in my outbox, and they've been there for nearly 5 days. Does that mean that the other users haven't logged into the site to retrieve their ...

Hi folks. Having just taken my first trip to Nitinat from Victoria, I thought I'd record the journey with my GPS and post a KMZ file. You can open this file with many smartphone GPS apps, such as Orux Maps. The track begins in Youbou and finishes at the Nitinat campground. Enjoy! (KMZ/KML files are ...

BTW Ocean Rodeo says those fins only have two holes.

Bizarre! The saga continues..

Ah - brilliant. I'm sure the grub screws will work, or I can fashion some nylon ones that will break away. I will drop by the Ocean Rodeo outlet store and check them out. Regarding fins4sale.. I have tried to contact the fins4sale site by e-mail twice with no reply. There's no phone number on their ...

Strange - Ocean Rodeo can't help me out. They say their fins are for Futures fix boxes (http://www.thepitsurfshop.com/wp-conten ... urebox.gif) which are very different of course. The outlet store said they don't have anything like what I'm looking for.

Any other leads out there?

Never heard of them until now. Thanks for the lead! I'll investigate.

I gave up and ordered from the manufacturer in Italy a couple of days ago - so it's a little late this time, but hopefully Ocean Rodeo can hook me up in the future.

Cheers!

Hi. I'm actually a surf kayaker in Victoria, and I need 4 fins for my kayak, and they're a fairly specific type that are hard to find - but apparently some kiteboards use the exact same type of fins. They're single hole/stud fins (ie, only uses one screw) with 2 little knobs that hold it straight ...