No live streaming???

Snip... ...and it has a couple of degrees of nose up engineered into the setup which compensates for a lack of scoop (scoop being rocker pushed to the nose) Snip... Yes, it compensates for the lack of scoop, but it is a solution which is needed and not good. As you will have your forward foot lifte...

Skymount weighs around 380-410 grams - difficult to weigh as I have mounted an extension so I tried to weigh the components of this and subtract. Not very light, so curious about the Flymount. Skymount fits 140-150 mm (and more) diameter tubes without using double inserts, so it apparently sits a bi...

When watching other wingfoilers it is easy to see if board has a nose down or nose up trim. If in doubt have someone take a short video from shore of yourself. A wrong board angle is evident now. Only exception is beginners, where you often see them ride with a dramatic nose up. Because they use big...

I use the flymount occasionally but I’m always a little sketched out that it will fall off. It’s a good angle though. More often I use a Velcro mount that I wrap around my strut (there is a small hole between the canopy and strut). The other benefit is that I can reach back to the camera to start a...

Makes sense...

But I hate videos like that, where a picture and text could explain the same much more detailed and thoroughly and faster.

Peter

Pump boards are designed to allow you to glide with both knees straight, because if your front leg knee has to remain bent a little to glide then you wont get the rest you need. So do kitefoilboards. That's the whole point and why I don't like too short pocket boards as the nose rocker needs to be ...

No video???

Sounds like an Aprils fool

Correct me if I'm wrong, but Gong is probably both a low cost and low price retailer, I've never seen anyone riding their kites, so their volumes would be low, so they can't amortize their team over X thousand kites sold. seems they doing a lot of business on non-kiting equipment. Check their webSi...