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Airush Wave V8 - The New Wave

Postby Toby » Tue Jul 17, 2018 2:23 pm

Airush News:

Airush Wave V8 - The New Wave


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The Wave V8 is the perfect kite for riders out there who just love to ride surfboards. Whether you are into down the line wave riding with powered driving turns, or instead strapless freestyle, then look no further as the Wave V8 has got you covered.

Keeping to its roots with amazing drift abilities and responsive steering, the Wave V8´s updated shape is focused around refinement, while customization through bridle options give a fresh perspective. With the optional fixed bridle, riders can now pick between more direct steering and an on-off power delivery or a smooth and progressive ride with amazing gust response and using the tried and tested pulley bridle.

Read more about the kite here:
http://airush.com/kites/wave-v8/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZVxa9KB_7M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZVxa9KB_7M

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Re: Airush Wave V8 - The New Wave

Postby iriejohn » Tue Jul 17, 2018 3:22 pm

Airush wrote:With the optional fixed bridle, riders can now pick between more direct steering and an on-off power delivery or a smooth and progressive ride with amazing gust response and using the tried and tested pulley bridle.
Ooh look, another company joining the no-pulley club which gives riders "more direct steering and an on-off power delivery".


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