The closest I can get to foilboards is my North Nugget 2013. Slightly more technical than the ones with narrower tail that followed, but can get going in 7-8 knots with a Sonic 15 when the tide is getting too low. If water still too shallow, then a Magnum (OR Mako Wide copy, 44 cm wide vs 40 cm) wit...

This is interesting. Could trump the Virb, which seems to delay delivery endlessly.
https://www.dpreview.com/news/057569336 ... -costs-700

Thanks for all the kind replies. ... My foil & board is from small French company called Radical. Now being sold by airush: http://airush.com/2017/boards/team-foil/ Cheers, Oyvind. Can you tell how much the trim angle of the back wing affects the handling? What is your setting? That's got to be the...

Had you not shared this clip here, I would have.
I second Peter's comment. Except his suggestion that the water might be cold where he rides.
See you soon Oyvind.

I didn't preorder one. I preordered two. And I'm afraid I might end up with none.

Latest from Revl. Aren't they delaying the process by working on accessories we don't really care about before we've got the the thing? Great news. We are getting super close to our shipping date - just a matter of weeks! Until then, here are some more important updates. New Partnerships In order to...

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Mon Sep 11, 2017 7:59 am

I fly all of my foil kites sheeted in (depowered) avoids backstall and keeps it moving and producing power.

You meant sheeted OUT surely?

You don't explain the issues you have. Backstall? Collapse? Won't turn?
So for now I can only recommend something counter-intuitive for newbies: depower the trim and let the kite breathe. Foils hate to be over-sheeted.

May I apply for membership? Never reached 21 knots with a hydrofoil.
Great topic BTW, Horst.

Any link to a longer and HD version of this?
This is a clip, so click!
https://www.facebook.com/hellokiteblend ... 006854277/