Mountainbikes do not go in the ocean, so the corrosive element of the discussion is not covered by that analogy. I think that is important. If you (like many people) do not disassemble the foil and clean it with fresh water, it will be junk within a short time so in that scenario the carbon foil mig...

I am sure they do. There has been some discussion in the past: http://www.kiteforum.com/viewtopic.php? ... &start=100

One guy recommends 1 and 1.6 mm lines.

I would suggest to go for a FDS setup. I have done that succesfully on a Phycho2 10 and 13m.

I learned to ride on a TT using psycho IIs, but now ride psycho III and speed II. Psycho II's do not have a mixer thus the depower is marginal. Last year I learned to foil mostly using a psycho III 8m, so it is definitely possible to progress using 2008 era foil kites. The 2008 era kites flysurfers ...

Let me add another point, Toby. One of the most important link on this site is probably the Register link. It should draw the attention from the user over other elements. Making it a button instead of a simple text link would probably increase the conversion rate (to new users). But what happens af...

Toby, I want you to keep the site the same.

stiffness decreases exponentially as length increases

I am sure the relation is polynomial (cubic to be specific): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%E2% ... eam_theory

You risk tendonitis, if you bend your arms too much, so I think this setup could cause injuries for a lot of people.

Also check the map for sydvestpynten: http://kitemekka.net/Kitespot.aspx?nr=949, i.e. do not go left at sydvestpynten.

If only the rest of the world's population shared the interviewers amazement with the interviewers sense of humour. I hope he was on drugs - maybe just high on his foil.