Ok, I understand that all the kite manufacters are buzy improving features, and puting their product through rigourus testing etc...but when are they gonna update those websites. The new season is comming up soon, and if Im going to invest a few thousand of my hard earned dollars into sporting goods...

I guess i just dont see the major differences in these harnesses. I come from a climbing background, and the differences in harnesses in that sport are very obvious. As a climber, i look for very little stiching, this creates little opportunity for critical wear. Construction and design are also eas...

Has anyone ever had any? any better harness out there?



and people have told me to get a waist over a seat harness? is there any reason for that?

thanks fellas

and gals

weve heard the best bars and kites. but what about the crucial link that connects your body to your fly system?

Water, or Snow:
what is the best harness out there right now?

Dakine Pyro fusion?
Wipika?

But we must also keep in mind that the human body is not a cube box. The arms and legs are perfect for radiating heat away from the body. Maybe a little pizzle on the feat would keep the frostbite away. In all honesty, I think that peeing a small amount on to various cold parts would help. Am I wrong?

I have this problem that I just cant figure out. There are great arguments to both sides, and perhaps there is no answer. Long have I ponderd...now I present---> If ones ship sank, and one were in colder waters, would it be more efficient to urinate, or should one keep the already warm pee pee insid...

so you dont have any experience with it....

anyone else?

Ok...ive heard around that wearing a water harness is bulky and uncomfortable when wearing all your winter clothes. I have also heard that a great solution to this problem is to convert a backpack with one of those lower back straps (dakine, northface etc..) into a harness that will also carry some ...