Or, "none more black"

Nothing game changer here like Aluula.....Here is one small change to the evolution in the "traditional" construction Flites that are out now (V6.5). The last part of my kite to dry was neoprene strut covers. Other brands made them solid silicone. Ocean Rodeo made them better. 20190620_140618.jpg Th...

As far as I've been told, the smaller Flites that people used mostly for hydrofoiling end up overlapping with the Roam -- they both drift well, are light weight, responsive when depowered, etc. The newest edition of the Roam gets upwind well too. So anyone wanting those things in a smaller Flite can...

knowing these may cost more, how much would you be willing to pay, percent wise (%) if it is all it's cracked up to be?

pimpin' and trollin' here... In general, a foil kite with shorter lines makes for a great jumper and hydrofoiler. However, on the LEI side, I also say the Ocean Rodeo Flite. Particularly the V6.5. I happened to make a cheesy video on it a week ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeGz8cO2Pvg www.adv...

The Moto is very far from the Radar. Start with shape of the kites, they are different. But they don't ride the same. The Moto is not for beginners or lessons. rouge-kiteboarder's comments are most similar to my own.

- Droffats

Dave was the guy behind Xensr and had some connection to ShadowBox, but I don't even know the guy's last name, so what can I really say? Dave has a different business in Green Bay, WI, that still exists, I think. Met him and his wife at a beach one day it was windy. He had the logo on the sail of hi...

I can't find anyone at Woo who will respond to email. Maybe all the names I have don't work there anymore...

Curious, what type of foil are you using? What about your friend that has foiled with them? I've found that I sneak up on them and spook them. So much so that now I touch down and approach slowly before I get to close or turn away so I'm not interfering with them. If they've ever ridden with me, I'v...