eeehhhh...mustache!....MUSTACHE..!! wtf?

hypnotic!

Why they used "snow" skis and not "ice" skates...on ice?

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inspire by the original post, I do my best to recycle my old Aguera to a foilboard...not easy in a apartment. http://thumbs.subefotos.com/2e3e8aad346fd483ad8e471ab88f2833o.jpg http://thumbs.subefotos.com/409e9dd3714f66bf6d48132d9c7dfcabo.jpg http://thumbs.subefotos.com/64f476aa7e18e19bf792b736c38a5e...

Shorter lines create less power dont think so. The kite produce always the same power in the same section of the window (angular area). Shorter lines make that section "short" so the the kite was less time in that power section when you move it. Better for going deeper off the wind and upwind pleas...

define "jump"...

trying to adapt an old Aguera with a tuttle box

how big is a windsurf board?...and they foil too.
go for it. The only concern is about footstraps position, you need to be near the center.

foilonfoil wrote:4. Heavy front lines - Supposed to help the kite fly forward in the window.

...why?