Litewave Wing
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Litewave Dave
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Re: Litewave Wing
One thing that makes the Wing work well when the wind picks up is the significant, constant-curve rocker. When really powered your weight ‘rocks’ back to the corner where it planes from. This really keeps the nose up, enhancing performance in chop and over whitewater.
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alford
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Re: Litewave Wing
Amazing skill and wow what a beautiful location!Litewave Dave wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 2:59 am
This might dispell any rumors that the Wing is not a good freestyle board.....it is! It handles freestyle so nicely. Check out this video of Mexican champion, Anthar Racca.
It's a lot different than the Spleene Door, Slingy Glide, or CF LW....you have to try it to believe me, though, I guess. Video should help though.
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Re: Litewave Wing
Damn! - I knew I'd been missing something these last 17 yrs!
alford wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2020 4:24 pmIt's nice to have boards and kites with "range".
Not always practical to switch out if conditions ramp up a bit.
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