Kam,

I don't even know what a mixer/speed system is. People are talking about how the Pansh kites could need line shortening/lengthening so I was inquiring about where I would do that. Would that occur near my hand or closer to the kite?

This is my favorite kite and I'm not retiring her. She holds air all day and the fabric is still crispy as fk and I know how she rides. I've spliced up dyneema before to fix another kite, but in this case I have to include stopper knot for a ball(outlined in yellow)......OR maybe I don't. If I don't...

So I'm completely clueless and feel like a beginner in some respects again here, so play dumb with me please haha :lol: I got this new 15m Pansh Aurora 2. I am aware it could fly incorrectly or could eventually do so. I'd like to measure the line lengths and learn this beast inside and out. Here are...

I received my kite today. I did not get a tracking number but not a problem, I'm patient. I got the shipped out notice on the 2nd and got it on the 28th for anyone else in the future worried. My kite is not custom, just the basic Aurora 2.

Bought a 15m Aurora 2 and got the shipment email from them on March 2nd saying it was 4-7 days. I did not believe that email, but it's March 26th today. I emailed them a week ago to inquire, and only got the auto response saying 'we will respond to you soon.' I'm in zero hurry to fly a foil kite as ...

oh he's doing a reverse launch. Just remember some kites love reverse launching others don't. It's possible you have a kite that doesn't like a reverse launch. The easiest way to reverse launch is not to pull both lines equally, but to pull one line a little bit more than the other. So for instance...

As I've progressed into lighter winds when it's blowing 10-12 knots I don't bother with the side self launch anymore b/c it ends up being a hot launch anyway. I've never had a problem at all, but today it was blowing 13knots and I could not side launch due to the current and short beach and people. ...

Hmmm, not sure it always is like that :roll: Peter, I jump all the time and here is my take on the issue, and I do ride alot in nasty chop and 20+ knots. First, not many people jump in 20+ knots nor do they venture out in those conditions. Even then, you are not keeled over that hard as you navigat...

I love boosting! I just rode my race wing in 24 knots tonight in flatwater on a 12m kite lmfao!!!! Got some sick air. Jumping between a mast length of 100 vs 110 cm will not make much difference at all....a race wing will help you b/c you can immediately increase your speed which puts that much more...

Brutal situation and that moment of fear when the foil is coming at your head is like a nightmare....I had a line wrap around my stabilizer trying gybes in very light wind so I was lucky. Also due to the unstable nature of going downwind doing this move, I immediately decided to learn tacks first an...