fzonatto wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 18, 2019 10:23 pm

Instead of Developing a new gadget and charge they did via software and charge even who already have a device...

Reads to me like it's optional...?

That'd be an idea. Unlikely to happen though, given how much I hate airplane travel

Bodies are weird. LOL - You said it! I'm a 3 of 4 myself and I would say that while I can ride toe side on my weak stance, I loose too much upwind 'ground' to call it effective. That said, my opinion is that being able to ride any stance (at least for a short period of time) is MOSTLY good for land...

I think those sails are bigger than the kites

Reports are that a 5m wing works in 8 knots of wind. Th I'm highly skeptical about what their definition of "works" may be... The Kitewing on concrete with hockey skates needed a good stiff blow ... if I had to, I'd have to guess 12 to 15 knots was a pretty sedate session. Bear in mind that Robbie ...

I'm highly skeptical about what their definition of "works" may be... Maybe we're talking about Hawaiian knots! They probably are to be honest. I'll bet you when they say 8 knots they mean 8 knots with 5 foot @ 14 sec swell which is hardly the same as 8 knots in flat water. ... is that better or wo...

Hey Billie, you see this? Gonna have to step it up. oh, i get it DANG ; now i get it Also !!! :( I'm gonna need a few months , to respond to THAT ; and how do i compete with that Awesome BUTT ? :D ----------------- (don't even try) Bille Do it in a bikini on film for a case of Guinness?

I flew a 14 Velocity back to back with a 14AV8 on a hydrofoil. Bar pressure was much less with the AV8. Boost and hang time was far superior on the AV8 as well. The AV8 is a touch slower than the Velocity and also has a little less low end. I have been flying Apollos as my go-to kite for hydrofoil ...

cglazier wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 15, 2019 1:50 am

Reports are that a 5m wing works in 8 knots of wind. Th

I'm highly skeptical about what their definition of "works" may be...

The Kitewing on concrete with hockey skates needed a good stiff blow ... if I had to, I'd have to guess 12 to 15 knots was a pretty sedate session.