Agreed. I have an Aero II and in light winds or lulls it will tend to nose over and crash. Other than that it is a very stable kite. I found the best solution is to just fly the kite as fast as you can to generate relative wind. SunStruck - Not sure what you meant by pulling on the strap to see if i...

I agree, the Oceanus reel leash is the best.

Are there advantages to one harness style over the other or is it a comfort fit choice?

NewB,

How do you have it bungee'd at the bar end? I've been thinking of trying this on my 20m AeroII.

kitebored, I also have a 20 and have it set up with the lines equal length. It flys well in med to high winds. However, in light winds I have a problem keeping the kite in the air. I was thinking I needed to shorten the back lines not lengthen them by a couple of inches to increase the angle-of-atta...

Yup same story here. I called litewave three times last year when I was looking for a new board. Each time Dave picked up answered all my questions and we would end up BSing about kitesurfing for another 30 minutes. I bought a litewave and it's been bomb proof.

Can't shed any light, but there was an extensive thread on this forum back in August of 2002

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