Re: Rebel to Dice or Evo
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 10:20 pm
Thank you for your time your answers are punctual and very helpfull. Do you think that a quiver of 7-10-12 can work too?
Makes no sense to have 10m and 12m IMHO.Orestisn1993 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2020 10:20 pmThank you for your time your answers are punctual and very helpfull. Do you think that a quiver of 7-10-12 can work too?
I agree about the spacing between the 7 and 10 being too big, but it was interesting for me to see that the local shops are now getting 10s out on demo as they see most people starting to move to a 8/10/12 setup.SolarSet wrote: ↑Thu Jul 23, 2020 9:56 amMakes no sense to have 10m and 12m IMHO.Orestisn1993 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2020 10:20 pmThank you for your time your answers are punctual and very helpfull. Do you think that a quiver of 7-10-12 can work too?
For 75kg 7/9/12
For 85-95kg 7/10/14
For +95kg 8/11/15
Wind speed 14kts to 35kts.
Smaller kite you ride the larger wind range is has.
The 2m difference is better because there is more overlap in the usable range. That means you can use a better sized kite for the conditions. The trade off is that you likely have too much kite for the 40kn+ days. I went for a smaller combo, 12-10-9 for this reason. I can use the 9m up to 40kn, but my local areas only have 2-3 days a year I would use a 7/8m kite. Not interested in paying a huge amount of money for a kite I only use a couple times a year.nothing2seehere wrote: ↑Thu Jul 23, 2020 12:35 pm
I agree about the spacing between the 7 and 10 being too big, but it was interesting for me to see that the local shops are now getting 10s out on demo as they see most people starting to move to a 8/10/12 setup.
That shouldn't be a case for every brand as if you look at Flysufer Boost3 and Stoke on their website different sizes have different dimension not only extrapolatednothing2seehere wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 11:50 amI remember that there used to be a theory that only certain sizes were fully tested (I think 9m being the key one) and that other sizes were extrapolated so you often got a better product if you stuck with the key sizes. I'd guess that this isn't the case as most brands have a lot more light riders (women) signed up so testing should be easy now.