Way to stiff for Pt Chev or Te Atatu...or St Kilda.Kiteaddicted wrote: ↑Sun Dec 13, 2020 10:14 amI like the look of the raptor extreme but no way to try before you buy in New Zealand....
I ride it in all kinds of water including extreme chop, and it's really not that bad. Not comfortable either though. Have to use your legs as dampers a bit more.Blackened wrote: ↑Sun Dec 13, 2020 8:44 pmWay to stiff for Pt Chev or Te Atatu...or St Kilda.Kiteaddicted wrote: ↑Sun Dec 13, 2020 10:14 amI like the look of the raptor extreme but no way to try before you buy in New Zealand....
Hi, we do not see these pictures in our warranty mailbox. We do not get many claims, so it was easy and quick to go through all Elite II claims. Did you submit a claim?
What is your kg? I have a Cab Ace wood hybrid 135 but the quad rails seem to suction the water on take-off like no other board I've used, especially when chop washes over the back. I can only get the pop right on flat water.Matt_TYRCZ wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 10:53 pmI Had Raptor LTD and broke it ( boosting , kite loops ). , I bought Extreme now .
Thicker , a little heavier but bulletproof. Amazing board ! .
So if you just cruising with easy landing tricks get Raptor LTD. , if you go hard definitely get Extreme
65 kg ,Face_NickJr wrote: ↑Tue Jun 21, 2022 8:31 pmWhat is your kg? I have a Cab Ace wood hybrid 135 but the quad rails seem to suction the water on take-off like no other board I've used, especially when chop washes over the back. I can only get the pop right on flat water.Matt_TYRCZ wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 10:53 pmI Had Raptor LTD and broke it ( boosting , kite loops ). , I bought Extreme now .
Thicker , a little heavier but bulletproof. Amazing board ! .
So if you just cruising with easy landing tricks get Raptor LTD. , if you go hard definitely get Extreme
I'm considering the LTD over the Extreme specifically because they market its ability to eat chop, but I also want that big air performance. Do you think it would break on crash landings around 8-12m?
MIC DROP - Well that pretty much settles it - GOOD ON YA CF - not surprised but love the feedback...CrazyFly official wrote: ↑Mon Dec 14, 2020 1:18 pmHi, we do not see these pictures in our warranty mailbox. We do not get many claims, so it was easy and quick to go through all Elite II claims. Did you submit a claim?
According to what I see on the pics here, this qualifies for a replacement board, given the board is under the warranty period and you can provide a proof of purchase.
You can submit your claim by email to: warranty@crazyflykites.com
Please include your board serial number, located under the left footpad.
Thanks, CrazyFly Kiteboarding.
PS. just to provide a bit of general info, boards are made from natural materials which sometimes have hidden problems. For example, the wood core can have a knot inside that is not visible even during QC.
This is why we have a warranty. In our case 3 years, and if you provide the info above, your board will be replaced for a new one.
It is not true that brands do not provide replacement boards. We do, and we also know many brands that do the same.
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