It is nice manufacturers like Flysurfer include adjustments. But it is actually quite easy to just add a few pigtails which you can adjust. A lone adjustment for Z is I find far superior to the Flysurfer method anyway.Adventure Logs wrote: I was seriously considering a 4m but without an adjustable bridle, I'm out. Something like that is a must for me and smaller foils are more sensitive to bridle changes and without being able to bring it back into tune easily is a deal breaker. It's a shame, I have a lot of respect for Peter Lynn. I'd still love to demo on and do some comparisons but I don't even know where there's a dealer in the states.
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Exactly.Brian H wrote: I had a flysufer go down in the surf on a holiday and had 8 LCL break and I had my spare part kit with me and I was up and riding the kite the next day . If I ever had to do any bridle work I would put on lcl on a kite that doesn't have them as I have lots of them from old flysurfers kites ive owned .
That is disappointing. While I understand most want a fast kite, IMO this style kite should be slow. I'd like a small kite for high wind, nice and slow on the foil.queneseb wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2019 5:48 pm
Speed : f*** ! this kite is Fast (unexpected !!) ... I reach speed over 38 knot on reaching, and made it several time !!
Here one of the track : http://www.sportstracklive.com/track/de ... pe/2540618
Don't confuse straight line speed with an uncontrollable kite.geokite wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2019 4:11 amThat is disappointing. While I understand most want a fast kite, IMO this style kite should be slow. I'd like a small kite for high wind, nice and slow on the foil.queneseb wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2019 5:48 pm
Speed : f*** ! this kite is Fast (unexpected !!) ... I reach speed over 38 knot on reaching, and made it several time !!
Here one of the track : http://www.sportstracklive.com/track/de ... pe/2540618
Kitech is coming along with a 6 and 4m kites that have been redesigned to not be very fast.
Ha ha you could say the same about most kites/products targeting the same market.
Adventure Logs wrote: I was seriously considering a 4m but without an adjustable bridle, I'm out. Something like that is a must for me and smaller foils are more sensitive to bridle changes and without being able to bring it back into tune easily is a deal breaker. It's a shame, I have a lot of respect for Peter Lynn. I'd still love to demo on and do some comparisons but I don't even know where there's a dealer in the states.
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