Jyoder wrote: ↑

Fri May 22, 2020 3:51 pm

Get the Pansh. Save the good deals on used Flysurfer and Ozone’s for me.

I have a quiver of 14, 10, 7 m leis and a snow/hybrid quiver of 15, 9, 6 foil kites, and my feelings are the same.

foil kite compared to leis resist wind llulls so much better but are very tangle/sensitive to gusts, specially to small switchy burst kind of gusts.

Both kites, inflatable and foils are good choices. From my experience I think foils ard more geared towards light and stable winds, they have features like back line relaunch and solo launch that are a plus to have in light winds, and resist lulls better than inflatables. However inflatables are bet...

What? I thought that kiting consisted in hoarding gear until the end of the years!

My home spot gets crowded on summer, as a twintiper, I let the wave break fir them. Anyway, as I like to kiteloop, i prefer to ride more inside the sea in the case something goes wrong still have some water to absorb the crash. So I really have respect to peoole who kiteloop near shore, but at the s...

But to be honest there are a lot of days with a lot of shit to be eat

we are the lonely wolves until the sheeps follow us!

Well said HWK!

just like today "there is not enough wind" but I take the mountainboard and a hyperlink 9m and all the people laughing around but... you know who is the only one who have kited today in my homespot?

Nice video Hardwaterkiting! I think wings can't replace kites in light wind for example, but sometimes they can save your session, like in dense fog where you can't actually see where your kite is (my yesterday snowkite session :cry: ). I think every piece of gear that can save you a kite session af...

The winter is coming! (it reminds me some kind of tv series... :D ) and all the wing hype seems to have been gone just when I'm planning to get one for snowkiting. Does somebody tried it on snow? Because where I'm from I must go so high in the mountains to get snow and rigging a kite on irregular te...