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Re: Core Sensor 3 Safety Issues

Postby Matty V » Wed Nov 18, 2020 3:52 pm

thank you toby for standing up for peoples right to be spoken to politely.

matteo, still saying I am actually offensive when the foul language has been spouted by others really takes the biscuit, as for de platforming..

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Re: Core Sensor 3 Safety Issues

Postby Milko0k » Wed Nov 18, 2020 4:21 pm

SolarSet wrote:
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Yes please someone delete all irrelevant posts...
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Re: Core Sensor 3 Safety Issues

Postby Toby » Wed Nov 18, 2020 4:53 pm

Milko0k wrote:
Wed Nov 18, 2020 4:21 pm
SolarSet wrote:
Wed Nov 18, 2020 2:34 pm
Yes please someone delete all irrelevant posts...
If you click on username it will take you to their profile page where you can click on "Add foe" and all their posts are gone until you remove them from your foe list.
exactly. very easy!

anything not related to the topic will be deleted now.

So, back to topic!

Thanks
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Re: Core Sensor 3 Safety Issues

Postby deniska » Thu Nov 19, 2020 5:42 am

you can fly core kites (which are awesome) on other bars..
and no, duotone bar does not snap on ya on a jump and does last longer (for me, at least) than a CORE bar..
Tried it again today (40+ times on "crappy lines" 2019 duo bar that was sold new under $400 in Feb 2020).. not best wind, but all I could do on short notice... 8)

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Re: Core Sensor 3 Safety Issues

Postby Toby » Thu Nov 19, 2020 12:14 pm

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Official Statement from Core:

We have received reports about wear on the Sensor 3 SSF-powerline and the Dyneema sleeve at the 'Y.' We take these reports seriously and are investigating these isolated cases. Given a large number of Sensor 3 Bars in regular and demanding use worldwide, there's been minimal feedback to date about wear on the powerline sleeve. However, we are talking to our line suppliers and will get to the bottom of this.

An excessively worn SSF powerline sleeve must be replaced immediately. We'll send affected customers a fully compatible and proven powerline set from the Sensor 2S free of charge. Replacement is easy with our step-by-step video instructions.

If you have a Sensor 3 and do not know if this applies to you, inspect your bar every time you lay out your lines. And if you find a worn line, sleeve, or component, then replace it immediately. Please contact your CORE dealer or CORE directly at international@corekites.com, and we will help you right away.

Also, please do not wash your lines and kites too often, as this will wash the coating off the lines and fabrics over time, which may cause accelerated wear and tear. Of course, you should always keep your equipment sand-free.

To all concerned, we apologize for the wear on your Sensor 3 bar. We will do our best to make it right.


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Re: Core Sensor 3 Safety Issues

Postby Matty V » Thu Nov 19, 2020 12:27 pm

Nice professional and straight forward statement with FACTS not speculation.

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Re: Core Sensor 3 Safety Issues (Core statement in initial post)

Postby Toby » Thu Nov 19, 2020 12:46 pm

the instructional video is in the make, once finished I will post it here.
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Re: Core Sensor 3 Safety Issues

Postby notamondayperson » Thu Nov 19, 2020 12:55 pm

Toby wrote:
Thu Nov 19, 2020 12:14 pm
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Also, please do not wash your lines and kites too often, as this will wash the coating off the lines and fabrics over time, which may cause accelerated wear and tear. Of course, you should always keep your equipment sand-free.
I'm confused. Wasn't a recommendation from Core to rinse the bar after every session to avoid sand getting into the QR and safety cover?
How we can keep our equipment sand-free without washing it?
unless washing means adding soap... (who does that anyway?)

Anyway, glad we got an statement from Core on this topic and glad to heard they are working to fix the issue.

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Re: Core Sensor 3 Safety Issues

Postby Kerplow » Thu Nov 19, 2020 12:59 pm

notamondayperson wrote:
Thu Nov 19, 2020 12:55 pm
Toby wrote:
Thu Nov 19, 2020 12:14 pm
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Also, please do not wash your lines and kites too often, as this will wash the coating off the lines and fabrics over time, which may cause accelerated wear and tear. Of course, you should always keep your equipment sand-free.
I'm confused. Wasn't a recommendation from Core to rinse the bar after every session to avoid sand getting into the QR and safety cover?
How we can keep our equipment sand-free without washing it?
unless washing means adding soap... (who does that anyway?)

Anyway, glad we got an statement from Core on this topic and glad to heard they are working to fix the issue.
Had the same thought. But finally, its a official feedback for Core it self. Let's see how it will develop.

Thanks Toby!
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Re: Core Sensor 3 Safety Issues (Core statement in initial post)

Postby Robsw6 » Thu Nov 19, 2020 2:00 pm

Interested to see that washing lines can increase wear ?!

A very useful thread & hope those with the S3 bars get the issue sorted - also a sanguine reminder that design/material issues can effect all brands & also reminded me who the UK Core importer is.


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