Oooooohh RPM?? Nasty, only thing C about that kite is the stupid "open C platform" bollocks that Slingshot use to try and make that kite appear more capable than it really is.

Jbrook wrote:Had a great session today on my discontinued kite haha!! How bout you Toby?

Me too, sun shining (rare for the UK)

I fly all my kites 6 - 14 on a big bar, much prefer the small kites on the larger bar

Starsky wrote:

longwhitecloud wrote: if a pro wants to earn$$ ride a bow kite designed for punters...

Dre did it for years!

Youri on the RPM

even if you never do the trick it's still great to have a tutorial, for instance, I have watched the hadlow tricks on the advanced progression video many times, and it's thanks to the tutorial that I appreciate what I see when I watch a pkra competition. hope this megaloop video does the same for m...

Just curious, are they replaced by hybrids? Are they too dangerous? Are they too much fun? There is no market for C kites, compared to all other types. C kites has: Less windrange. Less ability to be used in marginal winds. Less ability to pivot turn and depower in waves. Less performance regarding...

I seriously doubt that anyone posting on this thread, including me, has done anything close to a megaloop. Meh. Dimitri is on this thread. I'm in OBX all the time, especially for the biggest days, so I've seen him loop in person. I'd call them mega, you may not, but who really gives a damn, it's ju...

I seriously doubt that anyone posting on this thread, including me, has done anything close to a megaloop.

From videos I've seen the number 1 thing that you must be is seriously overpowered, f**k that, I'll stick to my pussy loops

C kites are still available. Bridled kites took a big share of the market a few years ago and still do as they are marketed as being more user friendly - they are for beginners. If you are happy to fly a bridled kite fully depowered with little or no control way above its intended wind range then yo...

I am wondering what info do you expect from a megaloop tutorial? Go high, pull the bar and pray that your kite will catch you again. All you need is balls, nothing technical here ;-) That's the kind of stupid advice that will get someone hurt. What info to expect? How about wind conditions/kite siz...