https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-b363Sj0bNk


Crab buggy for disabled. Skye designed it himself. Super cool.

One of our brothers is down:

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Hey Keahi, I just rewatched your video again and when I was watching it the second time I thought about something: Growing up surfing in the 80's I'd get a hold of DVD surf films and watch them over and over. Then in the 90's I'd get my buddy's windsurf DVD's and watch them till they wore out. I cou...

Insane.

Not many people can say this but you live the dream. Keep enojoying it. Thanks for sharing it!

Hi, I love the fact that your trying to solve a problem. But, it seems like Dakine already tried that. I had a Dakine option sliding hook for awhile. It's basically the same thing you've done. But it had a serious down side and that's why I abandoned it. It put the depower reach even farther out. Wi...

They have saved my kites multiple times! At least 5 times I've had them break with no tears.
I love those things.
But I do learn something everyday, and I didn't know that the color of them had to be followed! Thank you for that!

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Fri May 08, 2020 10:19 am

Riding Down The Line was great, felt soooo much more free, could stay high on the wave if I wanted to, easy, just surf along DTL, or make powered high speed lay down bottom turns, if I wanted to (the last is the only option almost, with tubes)

A high level of freedom added

Nice. Great kite.
I like your nice simple bar set up.

Myself and Stef I believe are the only full surf (non foil) oriented riders that purely use foil kites, since foilolio has departed. But I wish so bad to try a Peak for full DTL wave riding in side on conditions. I am mostly interested in the larger sizes like the 11 and 13 to see if they might be t...

That’s a very old foil kite, I’d be careful riding that on the water. It’s going to need a lot of work getting back to close to new performance and even then, you are talking over a decade old design. Even if it sat in a bag for this last decade, lines still shrink and fabric gets brittle. Might ha...