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loco4viento wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 30, 2020 1:38 am

A few of us back in the early years loved the energy in a simple home video called Arcoholics.

This one got me into kiting. Still love it!

XPS is used in building constuction as thermal insolation where the insolation is in contact with water (underground walls for example), so I highly doubt it absorbs any water. Old polyurethane cores do absorb it for sure. But, there is something else wrong with the construction of the board, if wat...

The Peak4 in 5 and 4m2 ruined my lust for my bigger tubes (struttless 7 and 9m2). I find them to heavy, to slow and not fun to fly. Before Peak i really like flying them and found them great compared to strutted kites. BUT, struttles tubes in smaller sizes (3 and 52) are still great for me, and fly ...

cornbread wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 22, 2020 12:34 am

The mast is aluminum which i believe is a benefit for Winging/SUPing for foiling.

Could you explain why you believe so? Thank you!

Hi Evan,
Why is this better than the original version of attaching the flagaut line? It seems pefectly fine to me the way it was, or am i missing something? Thanks!

evan wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 19, 2020 6:17 am

Discovered a new way for the flagout recently. You loop it around the claw closest to the hole it goes through. It also functions as a stopper for the qr housing so you can't push it too far up.

Do you have a photo of this? Thank you!

In lighter winds i rather swim with my kite at 12 oclock, than "classic"bodydrag. I get to the board quicker this way. Btw, I like the non sinking foils more than the sinking ones. It is much nicer to straples start. Sometimes i dont even need hands, just put my feet on the board and start. It is al...

How do you guys self land a Peak4 in stronger winds? In lighter winds I just back it straight down with stalling and let it sit on the ground. In stronger winds I usually have someone to assist land me, but I am curius what would be the right technick. Thanks!

I have been foiling for three years. Up until a month ago I have been kitefoiling with a Taaroa - so a racefoil with approx 500 cm2. It goes extremely high upwind, and can go really, really fast. Now I bought the foilboard Catch fsp 2x freewave with Curve L. WOW - totally love the feeling of the ne...