The longer lines will allow you to spend more time through the power zone, so your bottom end will be improved a lot.lovethepirk wrote:My 17m Contra has 22m lines...will 10m extensions noticably help?14ToeSide wrote:19M Edge w 32M Race lines. About as good as my Speed 4 Lotus 21.
so hows the naish fly?LetsFlyaKite wrote: ↑Sat Dec 19, 2015 4:00 amLooking to get a new lightwind kite. But right now, I think my ears are going to start smoking if I think anymore about this because there are too many choices out there. From what I've gathered here is the run down of the research i've done
Slingshot Turbine -
Pros : Superior low end pull starting at 5 knots (probably the best lowend I've read
about)
Great upwind
Great Relaunch
Cons: Slow turning makes it bad for kiteloops
Everyone around here has them and I don't want to look like everyone else
Naish Fly -
Pros : Supposidly a fast turning kite great for tricks
Cons : Needs 10 knots of wind to be able to ride a twin tip and have fun (that's 5
knots more than the turbine!)
Reviews saying upwind on this thing is not that great
not digging the cheesy graphics at all
Epic Infinity V4 -
Pros : Twintip riding at 8 knots
Decent turning speed
Cons: other kiters in the area saying they don't like it
it's expensive as shit!
Blade Fat Lady -
Pros : Looks like a very fun decent turning kite with speed
Cons : Not enough reviews have been done on this kite.
Can't stand that this kite is called a fat lady
Cabrinha Contra -
Pros : twintip riding at 9 knots
Great upwind
Cons : It's expensive as shit
it turns slow very bad for kiteloops
Ocean Rodeo Flite -
Pros : Very light kite 8-10 knots for a twintip
Fast turning good for kiteloops
Cons : no power through the turns which is bad for kiteloops
Basicly what I want is a kite that I can take out in the lowest windspeed possible that turns fast and I can practice tricks on. With at least good upwind and relaunch. Right now I'm leaning toward the Naish Fly, because I understand that anything under 10 knots is going to be a little boring on a twintip anyway. Basicly I just want to go out there and have as much fun as possible in the least amount of wind.
I didn't like it. It has an "Octopus" system that is supposed to inflate all 2 struts that failed, and then when you deflate it you have to manually deflate the struts. And one other thing I didn't appreciate, and this is the biggest reason why I sold it, is because Rob Naish publicly said on youtube that it was a "17 Meter".Cristiano_Leandro wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 9:28 pmso hows the naish fly?LetsFlyaKite wrote: ↑Sat Dec 19, 2015 4:00 amLooking to get a new lightwind kite. But right now, I think my ears are going to start smoking if I think anymore about this because there are too many choices out there. From what I've gathered here is the run down of the research i've done
Slingshot Turbine -
Pros : Superior low end pull starting at 5 knots (probably the best lowend I've read
about)
Great upwind
Great Relaunch
Cons: Slow turning makes it bad for kiteloops
Everyone around here has them and I don't want to look like everyone else
Naish Fly -
Pros : Supposidly a fast turning kite great for tricks
Cons : Needs 10 knots of wind to be able to ride a twin tip and have fun (that's 5
knots more than the turbine!)
Reviews saying upwind on this thing is not that great
not digging the cheesy graphics at all
Epic Infinity V4 -
Pros : Twintip riding at 8 knots
Decent turning speed
Cons: other kiters in the area saying they don't like it
it's expensive as shit!
Blade Fat Lady -
Pros : Looks like a very fun decent turning kite with speed
Cons : Not enough reviews have been done on this kite.
Can't stand that this kite is called a fat lady
Cabrinha Contra -
Pros : twintip riding at 9 knots
Great upwind
Cons : It's expensive as shit
it turns slow very bad for kiteloops
Ocean Rodeo Flite -
Pros : Very light kite 8-10 knots for a twintip
Fast turning good for kiteloops
Cons : no power through the turns which is bad for kiteloops
Basicly what I want is a kite that I can take out in the lowest windspeed possible that turns fast and I can practice tricks on. With at least good upwind and relaunch. Right now I'm leaning toward the Naish Fly, because I understand that anything under 10 knots is going to be a little boring on a twintip anyway. Basicly I just want to go out there and have as much fun as possible in the least amount of wind.
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