Family want's to go to Italy this summer. I prefer either waves for SUP or wind for kitesurfing. If kitesurfing anything goes - I have hydrofoil, twintip and wavebaord. Two years ago, we went to Sardinia - REALLY beautiful place, but we bring caravan, so no ferry this time. So where to go in Italy m...

AMAZING - thanx for your help!!!

yes, thats, what i need.

i stil do not get, how i can do the pic you show with a brummel?

But as Sandras wote - i can just fold in half and make a figur 8

Kamikuza wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 29, 2018 6:16 am

Start with the end you want the knot on the loop, use the Brummell method for when you can use both ends...

Loop in both ends - how will that solve my issue?
I need a knot in one end - if I just make a not, will my line not be weaker?

Is it possible to do, without sleeve?

Could anyone help how to create universal pigtails?

Issue is that kite and bar is opposite with loops and knots.
That can be solved with universal pigtails - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmykTPj9uGs
But how do I create the know in one end?

How to create a bar -any instructionals?

I had a lot of sessions with both kites. The Sonic 2 18 is lighter, faster in the flight window and better in every regard, such lift, hang time and stability. Nevertheless the SP5 18 is very durable and fun to fly. For my weight(75 Kilos)the Sonic 2 18 is the perfect light wind kite for basic airs...

Of the options you've presented, the Speed is going to be the most user friendly, durable and have better light wind performance than any LEI you've ever flown. The other two options are amazing light wind kites but unless you have expert foil kite handling, they would be a waste of material. Ownin...

Heard that the 15 m2 bowtie and "make the caramel" often

And that it pulls like a tractor

Looking to buy a new lightwind weapon. Can you help me decide which one? Have been kitesurfing for 18 years. Flying Flysurfer kites from 2002 to 2009. Now with the hydrofoil I am considering foil kites again. I will not be competing. Prefer a kite, that handle lowwind really well - but I will not li...