I'm going to having one. I'll speak about it soon, using it in real waves.... :thumb: Dynabar V3 tryed ! In waves of 3 mt. face, wind 25 Kn. It simplify any kiter movement on the board, needs a small time for adaptation to different feeling, but it takes at least ...

... go back to a fixed hook. Thanks for taking the time to respond to my questions. That is the answer, I was hoping to hear! Basically, with the Dynabar, do the same thing for beginners, as you do with stopper balls and micro-hooks....disable the function until the beginner has enough time on ...

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FredBGG wrote:Keep in mind that the spreader bar is more curved than most so even a big size will hug your waist well.

I could really see that in your picture, and this is my only concern now.
Any word on how the bar fits big guys?

I'm 6ft 4in and weigh 225lbs.

Fits me nicely.

Should this bar be recommended for beginners? Or, is a certain level of kiting skill needed to safely use the bar. My concern would be that of a out-of-control beginner getting dragged by the kite, while the hook is positioned all the way to one side of the bar. What do the tests show about the abi...

Should this bar be recommended for beginners? Or, is a certain level of kiting skill needed to safely use the bar. My concern would be that of a out-of-control beginner getting dragged by the kite, while the hook is positioned all the way to one side of the bar. What do the tests show about the abil...

Big props Jay factory,that system looks sweet with the industry only focusing on making new innovations to kites and boards, good to see someone is thinking bout the other stuff. Hope the invent is successful. Now start focusing on how to get rid of the blasted bladder

FredBGG wrote:Keep in mind that the spreader bar is more curved than most so even a big size will hug your waist well.

I could really see that in your picture, and this is my only concern now.
Any word on how the bar fits big guys?

Seems a nice idea!

... you land after a jump and the kite looses power you have to keep the bar in one hand and CL in the other and wait the kite to power back. With DYNABAR you hook and take the bar with two hands and the CL is kept in place by the lock system. To unhook you have to make a very natural movement ...

Definatly go for the 12 inch spreader bar. Has more range of motion. Only go for the 10 inch spreader bar if your harness doesn't have enough adjustment to be tight enough with the 12 inch. Keep in mind that the spreader bar is more curved than most so even a big size will hug your waist well. Than...