Perfect kite for scudding in lighter wind. I see no reason why it shouldn't fly unless the mice have been at it. I had them all, from 2m to 10.5m. I still have the 4.9 ( The widow maker ) 6.4 ( old blue eyes ) and my pride and joy 7.2m ( K48 Chris Calthrop RIP ) Obviously they don't get used these d...

Hope this helps

OK, I will measure this for you and get back to you soon.

I have the Hydra v7 7m & 8m. There was someone selling brand new Genetrix kites including hydra and bars back in March. Not sure if he had any takers. I can help you out with your measurements if you prefer. Jump to page 2 and second post by Jeremy_bo https://kiteforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=240202...

Video won't play for me but looks like a piledriver to me. Classic!

Keep in mind that foil kites have an intricate bridle set that may snag in the undergrowth unless you use a tarp or something.

Mid 20s.
Any higher and you can't safely downloop the kite for powerslides in the buggy.

Great location though. The trouble with my video of course is that it only works on ideal surfaces. I can see your problem. How about if you lay your kite on its back, TE into the wind, BUT place the kite behind a netted windbreak. When you're ready to launch, just pull on the front lines to raise i...

I shouldn't laugh. In my day we called this man-lifting, albeit with a rope. Holding onto the harness is like pulling back on a bow, you load up tension, then you let go and watch them fly!