My dear do-it,

you have so much to learn. If i were you, i wouldn't even know where to start.

Good point, i have also been out on Rebels since 2007. Sometimes tried out something different, but always came back to the old faithfull. Untill i bought a set of 2012 Rebels. Gosh they were sluggish, no good in the waves, when Sky Solbach for North did market the kite to be that. Had some bad sess...

Cool story, great shot! Glad you made it out without breaking anything.
Love your vids, keep up the old-school style

I'm so much wiser now
Thanks for the info guys!

Can ayone tell me the difference in riding experience between these 2 boards?
Regarding building Nugget II has foam core, instead of the bamboo Nugget I, i was told?

Nice discussion, thanks for the input Westozzy! Sounds like some of you guys really questions the Neo to be a good waveriding kite (due to it's power it generates in turns). I rely very much on the information on internet, as i don't have much chance to test kites myself. It would be nice if an info...

Really nice to read the comments on the new NEO 2014. I currently am riding 2013 Rebel kites ( 9m2 & 7m2) on a Kontakt 6.0" SB. What i found a bit surpising on the Rebels is that they turn a bit sluggish. They also seem to need quite some input from the bar in order to turn. Also regarding drift it ...

Thanks for the insights guys, i'm gonna stick to the strapless style a bit longer just to see what a bit more practice will do. Guess i'm gonna have to sink my teeth into it a little bit more :mosh: :mosh: All the tips really opened up my perspective a little bit more, so i'm gonna use those on the ...

I have tried to go strapless for the last 5 sessions now. What i find is that i'm more busy trying to keep in contact with my board, then trying to get waves! Getting over the chop is seriously wearing my legs out in no time at all, if i'm able to stay on the board that is. Feels like my skill level...

Do you get decent (rideable) waves there?