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they get too much bad press .
they may not be the best materials , or the best looking , or the newest technology , but it still makes me laugh when i overtake blade flyers on my little bee !
(do they realise i can buy a full quiver for the price of their 1 kite and still outperform them?)
Firebees are a copy of the Raptor 1 design , and so whatever peoples gripes with the manufacturing , there is still no denying its impecable design pedigree, which definately accounts for its performance .
(they are one of the few kites on the market to use internal zigzag cross bracing between cells , the others being the Raptor 2 and the Advance offroad )
this helps keep airflow and pressure constant inside the kite and helps to inflate the cells and keep them inflated .
they get too much bad press .
they may not be the best materials , or the best looking , or the newest technology , but it still makes me laugh when i overtake blade flyers on my little bee !
(do they realise i can buy a full quiver for the price of their 1 kite and still outperform them?)
Firebees are a copy of the Raptor 1 design , and so whatever peoples gripes with the manufacturing , there is still no denying its impecable design pedigree, which definately accounts for its performance .
(they are one of the few kites on the market to use internal zigzag cross bracing between cells , the others being the Raptor 2 and the Advance offroad )
this helps keep airflow and pressure constant inside the kite and helps to inflate the cells and keep them inflated .
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