Because "Velocity Made Good" has been a concept in sailing for far longer than Flysurfer has been around and if you just search that hashtag on insta you'll get tons of non-kiteboarding content.
Because "Velocity Made Good" has been a concept in sailing for far longer than Flysurfer has been around and if you just search that hashtag on insta you'll get tons of non-kiteboarding content.
Yes, it is great for boosting, but I would consider buying a 13m Sonic3 instead. The VMG2 has thin racing lines on the bridles, so it is likely the life of the bridle will be less than a Sonic3.I wonder if this is going to be a good choice for Boosting? I like my Sonic 2's 13m but I Think it's dying on me
What instability are referring at?
Thanks for the review!
If you really need to it is no different to any other foilkite if you are very carefully. But you are landing the kite on the end of the glassfiber rods that run cordwise so I doubt they can give you any warranty on damage due to regular TE landings so always prefer to do an assisted landing!davesails7 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 5:41 pm
Thanks for the review!
Can you self land the kite by backstalling? The VMG2 manual says you can't, because it can damage the kite. I asked flysurfer directly, and they confirmed you can't do it. However, a rider who has one said he did it without issue.
I often need to self land, so would be a non-starter for me if you can't self land the kite.
Indeed great to just stack a bunch of 55cm bars with 12m lines for all kites, no more doubt about what bar to choose. The 23 and 9m fly great on the same bar!
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