PleaseRegis-de-giens wrote: I'll try to take some pictures soon for illustration.
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PleaseRegis-de-giens wrote: I'll try to take some pictures soon for illustration.
In the waves, everyone has their own way of riding. It is often dictated by the conditions in the area, too. Saying "on waveboards you hardly ever ride toeside" might be true for you, but is inaccurate as a general statement. In side-on wind, there are a lot of people who like to ride upwind on the wave. If you want to stay facing the wave, you're riding toeside. There are also a lot of people who only ride their waveboards using their strong stance. They spend exactly 50% of their time riding toeside. And so on and so on...Peter_Frank wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2017 9:29 amOn waveboards I dont like the sliding, so much that even wearing my waist harness loose so it might turn a bit around my waist feels so wrong
It has to be quite firm so one can feel the kite and have precise dosage of trim and power, without having it rotate Also, on waveboards you hardly ever ride toeside, only the occasional toeside run on a waveface but easy with a fixed hook.
Assume most others has it just opposite, they like this looseness that I dont like.
Thanks for your picts!Regis-de-giens wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2017 10:13 pmI was seeking for the minimum friction as possible believing I would save precision. Now I understand you consider this as a drawbackband advise to increase friction to slow down tge transition. So i need to test one day the standard rope as you say or similar...
I suppose that he is talking about the Stainless steel slider.
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