Y for the Rebel but V seems to work to.
Best 6m for strong Wind freeride/wave
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Re: Best 6m for strong Wind freeride/wave
That´s my option as well (in 5 and 7m). Lots of fun on the twin tip being a dedicated wave kite. Jumps pretty well.
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Re: Best 6m for strong Wind freeride/wave
2018 and 2019 Slash.
Have search on this forum. There are one or two threads on the Slash, with users talking about the jumping qualities. Good height with somewhat less hangtime than a Pivot. Hangtime still is sufficient for me. Easy handling in rough conditions. Lots of fun to slash
around on a TT in small waves.
Any bar with a low V works, probably you have to use pigtails for the knot/loop connection.
Have search on this forum. There are one or two threads on the Slash, with users talking about the jumping qualities. Good height with somewhat less hangtime than a Pivot. Hangtime still is sufficient for me. Easy handling in rough conditions. Lots of fun to slash
around on a TT in small waves.Any bar with a low V works, probably you have to use pigtails for the knot/loop connection.
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