PMU's toy is an inflatable airplane:



When he grows up, his toy will be:

I would seriosly think to get the SA version. a 14 is targeted do fly in light winds, and in ALL flysurfer the SA version have a significant improvement in light winds. Expecially considering that that the new SA cloth is way more resistant than older SA (too fragile) Here in Italy there is already...

1) yes. I have done it on my Pulse2 8m, but you need to install FDS line since the FLS line is too tick and will not fit into the middle hole of the chicken loop. 2) useless on water for your weight, low end not low enough, but on snow (winter) you could gain an extra 1-2 knot 3) can not really answ...

Fast reply from the kite makers themselves, that is good support.
And it answers my question. Thanks

can someone explain the pros/cons of having 3 struts versus 5 like other kites.
I am looking at the nano, but wonder why there are 3 struts only

thanks

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your wife has just complained about you

you spent too much time on kiteforum, just give it up, and go back to her

I used this kite in 9m twice this summer in gusty conditions from above 20knots to 35. Used in 1:1 mode (no pulley). Eat gusts, awesome stability, 7 struts and robust, lacks of bit power versus other models same size likle SB, very forgiving. It has all the features a beginner needs. Stick on it for...

that's why I ride Flysurfer. Dont ever need anyone. Safer to self launch.

just been looking for a new board, and I am very tempted by a Naish Sol. Main reason is I ride inland lakes and we have choppy conditions all the time. Now I need to decide what size I go with. I currently ride a Spleene RIP 134x40 and I find it OK when the wind is above 15kn, but in in light winds ...