Nico Parlier giving it a try.
Google translate came up with the last comment as "..it's bomb" which I guess was a positive review in the original French.

Here's a facebook report by Steph Bridge.
...Great to hear from people who have actually tried it.

Thanks very much jfoil (I just realized that you are probably Julie S from Maui :D ..I have been following your facebook posts and find them most informative.) I'm looking forward to picking up this new toy when they get stock in the Gorge in July. It looks like fun. I'll report here on my experienc...

I would be very happy to hear from anyone who is actually riding with these wings. I'm looking for recommendations on equipment for a 165 lb (75 kg) very experienced hydrofoil rider for use in winds from 10 to 20 knots and mostly flat water. 4m or 5m wing? 1500 or 2000 cm front wing? 95 or 115 litre...

A tack is done when heading upwind and generally you want to make as much upwind progress as possible when doing your tack. That is why the normal roll tack is preferred.. with this tack you lose board speed and upwind progress. I actually learned this tack first and then I had to start over to lear...

Around here I am the knot undoing expert.. I never had a flying line knot that I couldn't undo in 2 or 3 minutes.. and I have undone many for people. My secret is using small long nose pliers to pull the knot apart, but they must have serrations on the teeth (not smooth). I use common cheap ones (un...

... if you pull on your future front hand , it is a bit more technical, but you generate a bit more pull... True but pulling with the front hand means your loop will tend to pull you backwards. This can be awkward. At least with a backloop (pull with your back hand), even if it doesn't get you up f...

An easier option with the Soul is to backstall it till close to the water, let the lines go and let it accelerate upwards, lifting you onto the board. Interesting technique, I'll have to try that. But not in very light winds where there may not be enough wind near the water to ensure the kite will ...

Contact cement is generally used. I expect that other [expensive] retail products work too.
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I use a Dakine shorts harness (which is a seat harness) with the Ion rope spreader bar. Works well for foiling. Having said this I should add that it isn't really that critical and if you are new to foiling don't worry about buying a new harness to start. As you progress and start riding toeside it ...