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Postby Bain » Fri Jul 03, 2009 1:02 pm
biggins wrote:it's a shame this thread turned into a one pump vs non-one pump thread.
Again.....
Leave it to ScottM
Like Eric said, there are tons of kites with one pump. Stick with those.
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Postby ScottM » Fri Jul 03, 2009 1:19 pm
Bain wrote:biggins wrote:it's a shame this thread turned into a one pump vs non-one pump thread.
Again.....
Leave it to ScottM
actually I just noted my disappointment of the lack of one pump and others decided to make it a one pump vs none thread. Sometimes a little criticism is good and for me I've always liked his kites! So I just say take it on the chin and accept that sometimes criticism can be for positive reasons!
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Postby nomorebikinis » Fri Jul 03, 2009 1:42 pm
hahahaha, one pump - 6 struts, O in the end you re all lazy bones,
well me and my friends (all blond) will pump up your kites, deflate them and nicely put them back (with hardly any sand) in your (EH) kitebag. For this service we charge only 5 Euros
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Postby Hunqi » Fri Jul 03, 2009 2:06 pm
ScottM wrote: Anyway buddy just pointing out what bugged me personally about the kite, bit like buying a BMW and being told it only comes with wind up windows because it's more reliable!
In this case less is more.
For a high performance kite that's not prority but reliability
I think you should keep it to yourself your window & 1 pump rhetoric
and your attitude toward which have been clarifyed already.
If you don't have any pride to pump you have the option of foil kites also
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Postby nicegrab » Fri Jul 03, 2009 2:37 pm
biggins, it's a good review. Throw er into the obvious Ovando thread in the review section.
Maybe people will behave themselves in there?
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Postby BWD » Fri Jul 03, 2009 3:26 pm
like buying a BMW and being told it only comes with wind up windows because it's more reliable!
Or is it more like wading into a conversation about sport car engines complaining about cupholders?
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Postby ed257 » Fri Jul 03, 2009 3:54 pm
Enough on the one-pump issue. If you have to have one-pump get a different kite.
I think this kite is the real deal and ordered an 11 meter.
I will post a review after I receive it and give it a fair test.
Ed
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Postby panchito » Fri Jul 03, 2009 7:11 pm
ed257 wrote:Enough on the one-pump issue. If you have to have one-pump get a different kite.
I think this kite is the real deal and ordered an 11 meter.
I will post a review after I receive it and give it a fair test.
Ed
Can´t wait to read your review.... I hope I can give them a try some time within the next 2 weeks
Saludos
Franz
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Postby voodoospirit » Sat Jul 04, 2009 7:47 am
that one pump debat is hilarious from a foil rider perspective
u should go ride instead of debating on useless things like that...
my question: in lightwind times, how the ovendo relaunch in sub 8/9 knots? LEI suck in that wind range for relaunches but my be the zeeko LW which seems to be relaunched in 6 knots , like a flysurfer ( i did'n say foils)
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Postby Hugolito » Sat Jul 04, 2009 10:31 am
Ive been riding the Ov9 and 11 they do work great, waiting for wind to juice up the 7, The kite just feels right comparing it to others, 'streamlined' is a good word!
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