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Postby spacehelmet » Thu Oct 31, 2002 12:04 am

Has any one flown the C-quad? Any comments/ concerns? I'm looking into one for kite jumping... any thoughts? Are the bigger ones clumsy in the air or for set up?

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Postby BLOWN AWAY » Thu Oct 31, 2002 8:58 am

I use C Quads for buggying and used to use them for kitesurfing....

The big ones fly well and produce great power...

The smaller ones are very responsive...

The big ones can be a hassle to set up and are hard to pack away..... but perform well..

The Flexifoil Blade gives better lift though.....

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Postby Guest » Fri Nov 01, 2002 12:40 pm

the c-quad is the cheapest kite pull per dolar, but its outgunned by every kite these days, get a blade, you'll always keep it no matter what else you do.

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Postby BLOWN AWAY » Thu Nov 28, 2002 3:04 am

Depends on what you want it for... The blade would work well for jumping due to it's lift. But I find the C Quads better for buggying... For kitesurfing the blade will get you the jumps... Both kites go well in light winds... C Quads are very cheap.

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