The Dynabar bar is fantastic. they have worked to keep on refining the product and each time I can,t imagine it getting any better, yet is does.

why go into home build?

http://www.jaystore.eu/index.php/shoppi ... abar-xt-v8

... which clips onto a D ring with webbing (Cabrinha) which is attached to the end of the spreader bar. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20483240/Dynabar%20and%20sliding%20shackle%20new.jpg The Cabrinha D ring with webbing is apparently called a "Leash hitch". http://fixmykite.com/prodimages/large/cabrinha_leash_hitch-1.jpg

When the dynabar passes through the bump in the middle it often makes me bobble in the transition while foiling. I don't ride toeside much either. I bought one , tried it a few times and did not care for it. It would be great ...

Man, I just love the rope spreader on my dynabar! I specially like it on those times when you are on the beach taking a break or if you have to walk back upwind on a lightwind day. Here is a quick vid of a boost with the spreader bar I'm using...I've ...

Love love love it ! I rIde a 3 season old Dynabar setup with a stainless steel slider bar (not rope) and custom brass roller on the hook - it will never wear out ! I find this essential for freeride and toeside foiling. I only use a seat harness ...

using the dynabar since 4 years on a waist harness and dakine shorts pros: excellent for toe side especially on a foil excellent for engaged bottom turns on surfboard excellent for long walk on the beach at low tide excellent for ...

I just started using a Dynabar during a month-long trip to Cabarete. Loved it from the first moment I tried it (exclusively on a surfboard). Much more comfortable for riding, carving, body dragging & walking on the beach with the kite ...

For more then two years I have been using a customised Dynabar where I have a sliding and a fixed ring (BRM style like Regis-de-giens) where I can attach the CL to the slider and the Safety Leash to the fixed ring or vice versa and I have played a lot ...

I have been using a dynabar for a few years, would never go back to fixed hook. It opens up your hips, the extra movement is comfortable for riding toeside and surfing, as well as walking up the beach. If you're into wakestyle and unhooked ...

... for strength. Might stitch these a bit more. 17. Loctite on the pulleys. ;-) The picture with the 3 pulleys show how I first cut the hook off a Dynabar hook pulley and TIG welded on a D ring, then used a 6mm shackle with a cut out O ring TIG welded on, then finally settled on a 6mm bow shackle ...