u/Jamesplayzcraft

I've been using gyro on a dualsense for a few months now and recently got a steak controller 2 and am trying to get used to flickstick and grip sense ratcheting. I mostly only play deadlock as Im coming from ps5 and the community layouts seem foreign to me. Does anyone use the trackpad for aiming and then the flickstick for quick rotations? Or what have you binded the right trackpad for? I have the back buttons used for items and the abilities on right trigger+ a,b,x,y or should they be swapped? I havent felt them to be easier to press so far. I have the grip sense activation slightly lower than normal and the shielding off which feels a bit more reliable. How is everyone using the controller?

Trying to decide between a 2026 gong hipe first package or a new gong x over with a use beluga 125lte hard board and a use duotone slick sls 2022/23 for similar price. Is the board or wing more important.

What size wing would be suitable for 75kg dry beginner, local area ranges 10-21kts but this is the least windy month.

I assume the gong xover xl with a l stab would be the best to get or is the ascent or curve options.?

Thanks, again.

I've gotten notions in the past month to start a new water sport. I do surfing and sailing for the past few years but the closest surf spot is at least an hour away with no cameras and sailing I cant do consistently.

24m, Ireland 10mins from a lake and ocean. I work everyday self employed so I can get middays off and I get 2 months off in winter.

My local spot is good for windsurfing but I havent seen any wingfoilers before. I'm just thinking Id be able to consistenly do wingfoiling if its just the case of pumping the wing and attaching the foil.

75kg ish was going to get a gong hipe first 5'5 or 5'11 pack or get a gong foil and an used f one v2 wing with some hard board for similar price. I can get lessons 2 hours away.

Anything I should know? Or would I be better off doing windsurfing or similar?