Although when you say it does not have same peak power, that sounds a tad like a turnoff for me, especially in the medium sizes.
The small Peak4 kites has loads of peak power because they are small yes, but also because they are superlight and relatively low drag (not as low as race kites no).
The very reason why average weights can ride down to 10-11 knots with a 5 m2.
Meaning a good balance between drift and peak power on demand - the latter is the most essential about these kites, so you can ride with a small kite in waves, and still get up foiling super easy.
It sounds like the FF has even more drift capability, on cost of low end and peak power - also a nice kite, a shame it is not accessible here in Europe really.
Peter
4m it was and the conditions were superb, I had just enough power to do everything I wanted and very little power when I caught some small swell and rode it down the beach with virtually no assistance from the kite. The light wind and the timing of being at the top of the tide meant no current from the nearby creek which can disturb the foil as it runs out. The water was crystal clear and I could see to the sandy bottom 2 m below. Then just as the tide turned I did some runs where the creek enters the bay and below me lazily swimming along was a shark approx 2.5 - 3m long. I circled around and followed it out into deeper, darker water where it disappeared. I think it came by to see what was coming out of the creek as the tide started running out. I saw a similar shark a few weeks ago in the same area in even shallower water.
