NEW Smaller Parawing Board | Shaping it then riding it

So for a while I've been using a 5'9x17x60ish L board and I like it but there's times where I wish I had a smaller board cause if you can get up nothing compares to them in my opinion. So I had to try and make a new size/shape to see how it would work. A lot of work goes into making a board and I'm still such a rookie. Learning every time which I love. This board is 4'5"x19"x37ish L. So it's a pretty big difference then my normal Mid Length board that I've been using. This new board is pretty much a sinker unless it's nuking and I'm getting yanked which hasn't really happened yet. I've used this board a few times and I think the sweet spot for me is that it has to be a consistent 20kts for it to really work for me or I'm gonna have a hard time...which is ok for me. Don't mistake my hardship with unhappiness. I love the grind. Board feels amazing once up and going. Very responsive which I really like. I've had a few sessions and I really like it but like I said I need some solid 20kt winds. This board should be amazing for Hood River which is coming up soon....July Baby!!! LFG! Board: Homemade 4'5"x19"x37ishL Foil: ‪@codefoils‬ 680r | XSFuse | 142s Tail Parawing: Flow D-Wing 4.2m Get Code Foil goods from WetFeet Hawaii Filmed with: ‪@insta360‬ X4 If you have any questions feel free to ask. Filmed & Edited by Kyle Maligro Like/Comment/Subscribe Maybe I can help you. -Get Weird ‪@kylemaligro‬