Surfski in United States: spots, wind and leaderboards
313 Surfski sessions in United States in the last 12 months, recorded with Waterspeed. Average wind in the sessions 7 kn, most often from N. Top speed 15.8 kn (Surfski).
Map
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In this period
Top speed by sport
Best session of each sport in the period. The full rankings are on the leaderboards. Open the leaderboards
United States in the last 12 months
Sessions shared on the public Waterspeed leaderboard, placed on the town they were recorded in. Wind is the wind recorded in the sessions.
Sessions by month
Wind from · Average wind 7 kn
Top speeds
Best session of each sport. Names and full rankings are on the leaderboards. Open the leaderboards
Busiest spots in United States
- Folly Beach 49
- Seattle 35
- Honolulu 30
- Plymouth 25
- East Honolulu 23
- Marina del Rey 19
- Pismo Beach 7
- San Diego 6
- Arroyo Grande 6
- Avila Beach 6
- Indialantic 5
- New York 4
- San Rafael 4
- Stevenson 3
- Santa Barbara 3
Surfski in other countries
- Australia 1,068
- Spain 116
- France 90
- New Zealand 85
- Canada 44
- Germany 42
- Norway 38
- Israel 28
- Netherlands 20
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Questions
When do people ride most in United States?
In the last 12 months most sessions in United States were in June, May, and July.
How windy is it in United States?
In the sessions recorded there the average wind was 7 knots, most often from N.
What is the top speed in United States?
15.8 knots, Surfski, in July (last 12 months).
Where do people ride in United States?
The busiest spots in United States in the last 12 months: Folly Beach, Seattle, Honolulu, Plymouth, and East Honolulu.
Data: Waterspeed leaderboard sessions. Town positions: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors.