But is it responsible to do a sport which carries risk of injury, rescue, using local health services? I haven’t done so in 2 decades but...

Wondering if anyone else has had this issue - I realise that it is down to my not tightening the larks head enough before launching but for some reason the knots on the end of the centre line bridles are quite small and therefore it's really easy to do. The steering lines have plastic balls on the e...

I'm not quite sure hw to explain it but I find it is useful to remember where the kite is going, look up if need be and let you body follow the kite, as well as obviously crunching up your body a bit to keep compact. Or something like that...

I’ve found the images now - yes, terrible photoshop work! Otherwise they look good although I find the ‘skinniest bar on the market’ thing slightly strange - is there a call for this? I prefer my bar not to be too thin.

Can't say that I could see that but the kite and bar look very nice to me. They seem to clearly have either purchased or copied the Ozone click in loop, and the double pu centre line and untwist function, plus super easy bar length adjustment all look well thought out to me. If I was in the market f...

Weird. Especially the random images of Woolworths.

I thought they were cricket bats...

Was just questioning your terminology! I’d agree often when I don’t jump as high as I want it’s because I ease off slightly and don’t head quite powered aenough into the redirect. Given the size of kite Kevin flies relative to wind strength he is holding a lot of power down without it looking like h...

What’s strong arming a whip when it’s at home? Assume you just mean redirecting hard...?

I don't need a new kite but listening to that Podcast I'm already kind of interested...