Jake,

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I have about 8 sessions kite foiling and the same amount tow foiling. All sessions were on SS foils (H2, H4, H5, H10) and the 24" mast with the short and long fuses and only the small rear wing (on backorder). 6 of the kitefoil sessions have been on the H4 (space skate) with the 61 cm fuse. My last ...

jakemoore wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 13, 2018 7:38 pm

Please don't judge all foil kites based on the A15.

I am considering an A15. What is it that you did not like about yours?

Would potentially be interested in buying your 9.

Thank you. Since I'm beginning to hydrofoil I'm amazed at the ability to get out in lightwinds on the 10M Flite so if the A9 is similar I would be content for now. Especially if I didn't have to work the kite to keep it in the air. I think I could live with a slower loop. I'm unable to relaunch the ...

But wow just getting into the start position was really hard. Flying the kite in gusty winds one-handed is a challenge, but the biggest one is just keeping the board in the right spot. I am going strapless, which sure doesn't help. Plus the board is big and floaty. I'm new to hydrofoiling as well w...

slack lines (Flite is not wonderful on this point). Light cloth is necessary to differenciate from the very good OR Flite. This is very informative. I have just started hydrofoiling and have 5 sessions. I have OR Flite 12M & 10M. I have trouble going downwind in light conditions. I have to pay very...

I only have experience tow foiling behind a jetski in preparation for learning to kite foil. I've had 6 sessions on the H4 and only 1 session on the H2. Every session has been on the 24" mast and a SUPfoil board. My impression is that the H4 is much more stable and turny. My friend who has been lear...

I'd like to build a cheap, easy, no frills foilboard. I have a SS hover glide and am a beginner (foiler and builder). Can it be as simple as a piece of marine plywood with t-nuts to attach the foil? Any advice would be appreciated.

I'd like to build a cheap, easy, no frills foilboard. I have a SS hover glide and am a beginner (foiler and builder). Can it be as simple as a piece of marine plywood with t-nuts to attach the foil? Any advice would be appreciated.

I have the old tanky LF foil and I just let the wings stick to the fusalage, only reason I'd ever take them off is travel anyway. There is a lanolin based product that's suppose to work amazing well (but smells like mutton). Can't recall the name but I'm sure you can google it. Lanocote: https://ww...