I thought that "old school" video was great - I would like to see more...... Toby is right - there has been way more HP related stuff in the last year or two. Let's mix it up. my 2 cents; If you take a group of non-kiters, weather it be a bunch of "hard core" guys or your grandma's knitting club - t...

Looks awesome - flat, warm, clear

http://spluch.blogspot.com/2007/10/worl ... -pool.html

I've had my T2 7m2 out a few times in very gusty strong winds - it's very stable, predictable & not twichty. Not sure about the unhooked stuff.
BUT - some of my biggest jump ever.....

I love it.

I've had my T2 7m2 out a few times in very gusty strong winds - it's very stable, predictable & not twichty. Not sure about the unhooked stuff.
BUT - some of my biggest jump ever.....

I love it.

that looks realy cool!!!! but the corners look kinda too square??? wont they catch the chop realy easily cause there sooo square???? :thumb: Don't even look at the board - that's not the point -it's all about changing the rocker profile - on the fly - and still having some flex in the board. This i...

This looks really cool

http://members.shaw.ca/cpbs3/

This really makes sense if you ride in flat water and in chop with the same board.

Going to a wedding in Puerto Plata DR in January. Staying at an all-inclusive. Can I kite there? What can I expect for wind? I know I can hop in a taxi and hit Cabarete but I'd like to be able to stay with the family some of the time and still get a few hours on the water.

Thanks

I LOVE my T2's - way better than the TD. Much more stable, boosts high, built great, turns fast. Very good kite.

PS - keep the air pressure at around 8psi - flys better.

Are these boards out yet?
If so - how are they?

Hey Rick,

Thanks for all your work on this subject - it's invaluable.

Do you have any stats on riders being hurt or killed while attempting sliders or gybing off of hard objects? It seems very dangerous but I have never heard of someone being killed while attempting TO HIT something.

Regards