Tommy, great name. Now build your quiver with an 8,6,7,5,3, 09

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Wed Jun 20, 2018 8:33 am

Why do you guys assume Cabrinha clients won't buy ion if they find out the brand has some relation with another brand North/Duodenum?

Brand loyalty is not a religion? Is it?

Post of the day! Duodenum. The first part of the small intestine immediately beyond the stomach, leading to the jejunum.

OMG, what? Say it isn't so!

Okay great. Why the hell make your loyal customers wait two months to confirm the story? It makes me pissed and I don't have any skin in the game. I think they were hiding and scared shitless by the overwhelming negative response to the Duotone name selection. I find it clunky and actually hard to s...

Who's flying them and what do you think. Some reviews make it sound like a beginner kite, whatever that is. And most others say it's a great all around kite, and pretty good wave kite. I also have read its good in gusty wind and depowers really well, all attributes I really like. I have a 12m Flite...

Thanks for sharing, it looks like a really great board. Enjoy!

Cool, tell us about deciding on which size to get and your take on Nomad vs Mako. Thanks

Aside from the considerable extra cost vs buying a spool, is there anything wrong with buying the Q-Power Pro lines finished off with a sewn loop on each end? https://kiteboarding.com/proddetail.asp?prod=q-powerline_pro_lineset If they last for many years I could justify the premium cost. For refere...

Very funny, but that's the kind of method I'm trying to get away from. Put another 10 pumps in and the flick sounds even better, but which one is better for the kite? Too subjective and prone to too much variance day to day.

Is there a universal way to know how much air to put into a kite? Not taking about trusting a $1.00 pump gauge or the finger flick to leading edge (too subjective for my liking). Rather a sure fire method for evaluating no matter the brand, to at very least get you reasonably close. I believe I tend...