I'm all for having a variety of kites. My favorites are Pivot for TT and waves, and Slash for waves and foiling. I use the smaller slash because of its high wind capabilities, and bigger slashes for high wind jumping and slightly lighter wind wave riding. Now I think I can make an argument for using...

I don't have one but definitely totally worth doing all of the things!!!

Yeah all bars except the 5 line bar for the torch of course. Now note that your lines might stretch so make sure you check that when fully powered all lines are equal length.

elguapo wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 29, 2019 8:10 pm

baja mexico is different maybe because there is so much room and more an effort to get there....

..now for a more pressing issue...where is the god damn wind

Telling someone they are "doing it wrong" is much more difficult than "showing them what is wrong with what they are doing". Again, on the water lessons are infinitely more successful than telling someone. Yes, it sucks. But by providing a learning experience in etiquette, you are helping someone o...

... or they don't give a shit. Tell them.

BrisKites wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 20, 2019 3:48 am

Nothing like the Pivot. Coming from a TORCH you will adjust quickly to the Dash

Agreed. The DNA of the Dash is the torch, so that makes a lot of sense.

I can't say too much. I had the dash 10, but it was a bit too fast for me. The bar throw is adjustable. The dash will fall closer to the torch if you put the set stopper down. You dont have to tho.

Teabag... you've been brewing on this post for a bit?

No, i still hold my position on this.

"New "king of the air" bridal option" I just this super funny for some reason.... Damien that designed the torch, left the company to do other things.. He did a great job with it's design i reckon, who is the naish designer now? They had articles on this. https://www.kiteworldmag.com/news/new-naish...