Video would be helpful. It's common problem that water gets 1) inside of the "waterproof" case AND 2) it also gets through the device itself. I broke two WOO3s when it wasn't that waterproof. I also got a full led light show with no sense. Didn't cause any external damage, it just doesn't like water...

^ Every kite will explode if it's misused, but maybe aluula isn't so strong when it comes to scratch resistance

Does this issue occur in v10 edge? Or only the older versions?
It is a great kite (best ever:) but if the problem isn't fixed I'm not going to buy it, especially because ozone kites are so expensive

Sand gets inside and it starts wearing out more.
Duct tape would be my quick fix

Haven't tried XS yet, how does it compare to ozone edge? I tried edge v10 and I fell in love :D fits perfectly to my needs (twintip hooked in jumps), I'll buy them when I buy new kites next time. PU coating might be a good thing if it's well built. I had crazyfly bar and the rope was frayed inside o...

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What features does the GoPro 9 have that the Osmo doesn't?

I bought gopro 8 because I wanted loop recording feature, I think other cams than gopro do not have it. I thought it would be great (to prevent memory card fill with boring stuff) but haven't used it at all

I have flown 9m rebel, 9m xr5 and edge v10 11m. All are great kites. But my favourite was edge.. It handles high wind and gusts so great. Just jumped my highest jump with edge yesterday and it wasn't even overpowered. In my opinion (from the kites what I have tried) it is the best LEI for hooked in ...

Only when there isn't enough wind for a twintip. And that's 6-13 knots.
There is so much light wind ways available, I'll get enough foiling days. It's nice variation to kiting when you can do different things in different winds

I have used v2 12m strutless a lot this summer. It's a great kite, super stable in light winds.
With limitations of (all) strutless kites = it doesn't like higher winds. But I use it only hydrofoiling in light wind between 4 - 7 m/s.

a large brimmed hat, can be used with a (little over sized) helmet. Style points zero but I don't care what other people think how do I look