So for now I see three brands at least if you already want to call Eleveight a wing brand even if for now they just have anounced one wing size.
and if having a look at Cabrinha not just with their stick-handles but also with one strut as direct canopy support and a secound strut for the handles, they are also maybe more close to Duotone, Ullman and Eleveight's concepts, then to wings with handles.
@downsouth:
Thanks, this proto looks pretty much as the one I tried as I remember.
Nice to see several working on this, I find booms so much better in every way, apart from the very "feel" that is awesome, that I wont go for handles, even if I were offered a shitload of good wings for free
Yes, it might be oldschool and we could be a minority (or ahead of the time?), but I am loving it - a few weeks ago, it is close to zero degrees but you cant help foiling all winter, when there is no ice on the sea :
Local Beach: Ngati Toa, Plimmerton, Titahi Bay, Waikanae, Petone, Seatoun, Lyall Bay, Eastbourne, Lake Wairarapa
Favorite Beaches: Plimmerton
Style: Wave, jump
Gear: Late model Switch kites element and nitros, DIY CAD ultra-concave wave twintips 1500 and 130mm with my own fin designs. Easy upwind, awesome carving. Switch Nitro 10m V7, Naish 5.3m Wing. Now focussing on Wingsurfing to rise to a new challenge. Building my own foils from my CAD design and 3D prints, built a CNC machine last year and now cutting designs with CNC as well as 3D printing. Up to 3 DIY foil designs built and getting the hang of wingsurf foiling as we switch into 2021.
Anybody else had a ride on the EPIC wings? Commenta?
Or the cabrinha Mantis?
Still no one has tried any of the SHINN wings or foils?
Would be much obliged to get a bit more feedback... I feel I'm a total expert on Axis gear although I've never owned or ridden them.. But we sure are SPOTTY on info for the other brands!