Yes, no problem. I had the same setup for some time before upgrading to a newer mast (for other reasons).

Ok, no real review on the Bar yet on this page, plenty on the German forum so I will make a start: I have the bar but not the kites, had just upgraded my quiver so didnt want to change kites again. Thus, flying he Pintxo Bar with both Duotone Mono and Ozone Alpha. The bar is superlight (noticeable a...

10 kn on a hydrofoil is not really light wind, the more experienced foilers will likely be on 9m kites. Lightwind riding on a foil has a lot to do with skills, so your observation that the good foilers make it look easy is correct. Its mainly about keeping the apparent wind going all the time and us...

Any suggestions on good foil setups for learning? I would suggest you go with a modular system that allows you to upgrade/ change the gear and components along the way as you improve and adapt to your specific conditions. I would recommend a wing size of about 1200 and a medium size board with some...

Check out the Kauper XT Pintxo Bar. Super light, very minmal and great for foiling. Has a low V so should match your Cabrinha kites (but you can always add a line separator to make an Y if needed).
I think they dont ship to the US but if you are in Europe, I am sure you will find a way to get one.

Hi Have the same set up and changed mast about a year ago from the "old", slightly curved to the new straight 91cm. I was surprised how much of a difference it was. The new mast feels much smoother, I guess its because of the slightly reduced thickness, so it has less drag. It was worth the change f...

completely depends on how tight your 360 is. They are proportional. Super tight pivot style 360, super tight kite loop. Nice big smooth circle, nice big drawn out loop to keep the power on throughout the move. Agree. Also depends on wind strength related to kite size. If overpowered, you go for a v...

Try shimming the stabiliser first. It will take you minutes to try out and does not involve major DYI work with potential lethal outcome for your foil.
There are many threads on this in this forum.

I am about the same weight (5kg less) and can go in 6-7 knots in side shore wind on the 633 and a small board (wind strength measured on the beach on multiple occasions so I am pretty confident about those numbers). Performance in light winds depends by no small means on light wind skills (I believe...

One for the 2020 wish list: A modulable mast system! It would make traveling SO MUCH easier (and give you more options depending on water depth). One 70cm "base" mast to attach the wing (fits most normal suitcases or bags) and then 10-20cm extension parts that would go in the boardmount, which could...