luca wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 06, 2019 7:40 pm

Rebel 2020 und Orbit are closely together. But the Orbit is faster and the Orbit has less weight in comparison to the top 5 strut kites (Rebel, XR6).
For example the Orbit 12m has 3.85 kilos.

The Rebel weighs 3.75 kilos

I'm not a foiler but I have ridden all over Great Exuma. And with the exception of Mariah Harbour / general area and the south side of the island you should be fine in most places. Tropic of cancer beach is chest deep 30' off shore. If you look at it on Google earth it looks 2-3' deep so its deeper ...

Awesome thanks

Does anyone know if the adapter on their new bar can be purchased separately? Looks like a pretty simple idea.

Not that anyone is but I wouldn’t take this post to seriously Since he just joined and this is his only post. Plus his lack of evidence and not replying.

He also made a video with Vestas. From the looks of it I would assume the kite he was using was a prototype.

Trip to the Bahamas with my wife... She thought it was a good compromise. Awesome time fortunately we both love it there.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P71NeSfPSj8 Hopefully the link works but noticed this on a local news website in Michigan. There’s a Ferry that runs to beaver island in Lake Michigan. His goal is to make the entire trip, which is about thirty miles. Nice to see articles like this recognizing the sport.

Thanks for the tips... I’ll report back after my next session to see if burning it more helps. I’ve experienced wetness around my wrists as well but pretty sure there’s not much that can help when you crash hard. Fortunately it’s never been a lot of water just damp.

I do burp it but I leave some air in for flotation. I’ll try and get more air out next time I’m out and see if that helps. I’m mostly in 1-4’ waves at best if not just chop. When you noticed a seams was leaking after you tested it was it visually noticeable where the leak was from? I’ve inspected Th...