hi guys,
I see that most wave specific kites don't have the great low end (like reo, drift etc)
anybody a recommendation on a wave specific one with excellent lowend as well
cu
ankers
If you ride hooked in, low end is a for waveriding as it will pull you off your edge and disturb the free waveriding flow, so there is a reason why most wavespecific kites has less low end, but much better wind range (you can not get both)ankers wrote:hi guys,
I see that most wave specific kites don't have the great low end (like reo, drift etc)
anybody a recommendation on a wave specific one with excellent lowend as well
cu
ankers
I can advice you the New Switchkite Method V2.ankers wrote:hi guys,
I see that most wave specific kites don't have the great low end (like reo, drift etc)
anybody a recommendation on a wave specific one with excellent lowend as well
cu
ankers
nice marketing speech naishdude, but you are wrong.naishdude wrote:I can advice you the New Switchkite Method V2.
They have a lot of lowend, but a lot of depower too...
I wonder if you have ever flown a Switch Method V2?eree wrote:nice marketing speech naishdude, but you are wrong.naishdude wrote:I can advice you the New Switchkite Method V2.
They have a lot of lowend, but a lot of depower too...
As I tried to explain - there is a reason why wavekites in generel (for the average weight rider that is) are not low end kites.naishdude wrote:snip...
@ Peter Frank, as I am aware you are more or less considered as a specialist here, Ithe "story " of getting pulled off the board, I do not entirely agree with, as you also will be aware of, in waveriding you do not like to fly overpowered, it is more fun to change your kite instead of depowering it.
So I personally do not see why I would be pulled away if I fly the right size of kite.
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