edt wrote: ↑Fri Sep 17, 2021 1:33 pm
What you need to do is change all the pigtails on your kites so they use one system. Usually there's a pigtail on the bridle at the kite end where you can swap rear and center pigtails. The high y thing I would not do. All manufacturers are moving away from high y so if a kite is not low v compatible now future models will be. Many control bars have modular systems now choose whichever you like best. Don't let the high y thing be a sticking point and don't worry and loops vs knots at the control bar you want to fix that at the kite end not the control bar. I like the duotone trust a lot but choose whichever you like best. The click is not bad but I like a more simple system. Whenever i sell a used kite I go back to the kite and make sure to reverse the pigtails on the kite if needed before I sell it.
Low V split doesn't seem to be a trend among the big players. Core, Duotone and F-One are still using high Y-split on their kites...
Regarding pigtails, I wish any bar on the market would come with a set of universal pigtails like clickbars have. It's easy and fast to swap the sides to adapt loop/knot on any kite. On Ozone bar, at least the bar I have here, the pigtails come sewn on line ends
. It's a mess when the lines are tangled. On bars with removable pigtails, it's much easier to untangle the lines with the pigtails off.
Clickbar is expensive and far from being perfect. It has some silly flaws that could be easily addressed by Duotone, however, in the opposite side, I think it's a very well thought "command system". "Command system" in the sense that Duotone made a bar to be easily used on any kite from any brand. They could bring some of these features to the trustbar and launch, maybe, a "trustbar plus"
. Bar bag, sets of pigtails, adjustable y-split, lines split in segments, etc...