Poor choice of name for sure! A bad start already.

I am thinking of getting a north neo for hydrofoiling and surboarding in light winds. I weight 180lbs (82kg). I am comfortable on the foil board, gybing and riding toe side. Learning tacks now. Like to get out in the lightest possible winds, 8knts or so for the foil board, and a bit more wind for th...

I have the Lift 2015 and like it a lot. It was the second foil I bought after I learned. Planning on keeping it for a while. Haven't used too many other ones but really happy with Lift products for sure.

2015 lift has it!

Sometimes I get a bit of pain high up in the arm near the shoulder area, but I think the issue come from falling and extending my arm out to stop the fall. This puts a lot of pressure near the shoulder area, so after a session when I fall a lot trying new things I can feel the pain for a few hours a...

Sounds crazy! I have hit a few underwater things at my local spot that I had no idea where there. When you get that radar working let me know...lol

Did anyone try attaching a 2015 Lift foil to the nobile infinity split or the skim board? Lift strut plate holes are 165x90 and should match the Nobile board spacing. I am interested in getting the infinity split or skim for traveling with my Lift foil.

@Degan, yes that's about it. Keep in mind that the safety line is connected to the left bridle when looking at the kite, so make sure you always land the kite on your right. If you have never tried this I will suggest trying in light winds first to get an idea of how it works. Cheers.

@CG, pulling on the safety line achieves the exact same thing. I can easily self-land my North kite in just about any wind by pulling on the safety line. For water starting in low wind, I pull on both front lines to roll the kite over.

Here is the best close up I could get from the video.
http://www.screencast.com/t/MOWbkNuyjWRq