I have made a few bars like that to fly 2 line kites with using a harness, that worked well: - Born NASA Star4 kites - Stack of many 2-line stunt kites I was thinking Some time ago about using Nasa Star for foiling, but i found no info. Which size and wind range Did you got? Could you go upwind? ...

Peak4 are indestructible kites.
My 3m has recently spent 5 windy days on the top of a tree, until i could rescue It. Great surprise the Kite has no damage and flies as before.

That would be better, but i am using alu rivets

I think is better a bit more height, 5mm is Not enough.
I am using This ones.

https://es.aliexpress.com/item/10050059 ... t=glo2esp

Just drill the tube and Mount the rivets with a drop of epoxy, 5 minutes.

Thanks

I Will sand This one, next one i Will try shrink tube before glueing the barends.

Interesting, but you must isolate the central part of the bar tube, otherwise Walter Will fill all the tube. I prefer to keep It simple. I tested the bar yesterday and found It really light and compact, no problem steering the bar. Just a little slippery.... How do you avoid It?.... Sanding, or resi...

Another solution for foiling bar, 3d printed barends.
Cheap, light, and easy to build.
Test pending...

Just a good day at home spot

.... When the wind gets really light I attempt to climb up and start it like I do wingfoiling and it's crazy hard to do in light winds I started to succed when I put a stopper in my bar. With an stopper you can get your hands off the bar while the kite is pulling. So you can use your hands to stand...

As far as I can see, each side is independent, so one side must be adjusted first, and then the other one?... Not very confortable with shifting winds