NSI Proton are my all time favorite straps. Very soft on the feet.

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Anyone have any recommendations on how to recover a small Peak 4 after slacking the lines? I’m 6 sessions in on the 5m and really enjoying the kite. It is my first foil kite. I’m 75 kg and riding the Cloud 9 X24 foil (1138 sq-cm). I was out on my 5m Peak 4 yesterday in really light wind (barely any ...

Sent you PM vakiter about your leaking wing

I have tons of hours on my Clouds and not a single issue with them. No damage, tears, leaks, etc.

I mostly use them for waves and foiling.

Yes. My Cloud 9 is nice and dull. I’m not very concerned about landing on it.

My favorite wing for kiting in waves is the Cloud 9 X24 (1138 cm2). I also have a X28 (1414 cm2) but find it too big in anything other than light wind. The X22 (906 cm2) is a fun wing but I find it a little small for waves.

2001 to 2006 - 100% twintip 2006 to 2016 - 100% surfboard 2016 to 2018 - 90% foil & 10% surfboard 2018 to 2019 - 80% foil, 10% surfboard, 10% twintip Foiling actually got me interested in the twintip again since I now get so many sessions with the foil. Surfboard only comes out on “proper” wave days...

Over a year on my 42” Kahana Shapes and not a single bad thing to say about the board. Does everything I want it to do.

I’m using it with the Cloud 9 X24 foil

Took me about 6 months to comfortably ride my foil meaning I longer had to concentrate a lot on balance and wasn’t having unexpected hard crashes.

Two years in I would say I was on full autopilot not having to think about the foil at all and riding waves as well as my regular wave board.

I’ve been riding my 42” KS board for over year now. I really like the board. I honestly wouldn't’ change anything about it. No issues for me to ride away from a touch down with my surf wing.