I've heard the owner is quite sick. Hopefully he recovers.

I read that the SLS is the same weight as an Ozone Reo.

WindJunkieFL wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 26, 2020 1:43 pm

Limited edition kites? Seems like a gimmick IMO.

As opposed to every other marketing idea in kiting?

Good luck to Pete Cab taking back the brand. Great direction.

The RS has a ridiculous range. I see guys at my local on a 12m hanging on when I'm OK on my 7. The Pivots are great on the low end but don't have the high end wind capacity the RS. I don't know the FX very well. I had a go on an RS and the thing is sick for boosting.

I've been riding Eleveights, tried the Reo and Neo and felt they had far heavier bar pressure.

Smook in Melbourne is doing a Vacuum bag 1.8kg or normal range 2.3kg.

I can't answer you on this, but I had a go on the extract and loved it some years ago. Classic C Shape kite.

You can read it on the website that Eleveight uses a lighter stronger Dacron on the OS. I'm not sure if they are using it on the rest of the range, but they are claiming lighter kites, so they maybe using more of it this year.

In a standard shortboard stay around 5 7 to 5 9 x 18.5. Too far off that and you'll struggle. The DHD partnership was a really smart move and I've only heard amazing things about this board, as between Ben Wilson and DHD, you would be hard pressed to find anyone more experienced around boards than t...

I think back zip wetties last longer because they don't get as stretched as a front zip.

Zipless are the worst for sure.