Do you put pig tails on your line ends and bridle ends?
So you're connecting pigtail to pigtail?
Or just a pig tail on the ends of your lines, so that you're connecting the line-end-pig-tail directly to the "raw" bridle end?
Windigo1 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 14, 2022 12:58 amMost of the time the pigtails are on the end of the lines to prevent wear on the lines (95% of kites) . But sometimes you can put pigtails on the kite. For example some kites use loop on the back lines while the majority of kites use loops on the front lines and knots on the back line. I had a 7M like that and all my bars were setup for knots on the back line so I just left the pigtails on the kite to convert it into the regular setup therefore I could use normal bars with it.
True, handier are the adjustable ones..rogue_kiteboarder wrote: ↑Sat Jun 18, 2022 8:39 amThe only pigtail you will ever need:
They are Universal, put these on the end of you lines and you can fly any kite you want.
https://kiteboarding.com/proddetail.asp ... ail_set_v3