I weigh 75 kgs, and consider myself to be a relatively experienced rider. I am considering getting 10m and 14m, or 8m and 12m of the new Rhino II. I live in Queensland Australia, where we have a variety of winds. I have heard that the new Rhino has "a good pull to it", and I wanna make sure I get the best windrange for my kites. (Unfortunately I can only afford two kites.)
Before this I have had a 12m North and a 9,5m. Mostly I have used the 12m.
Thanks to anyone that can help me out on this issue.
Danny "DK" Gold Coast Au
North Rhino II -What sizes to get???
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i`ve used an 8m rhino11 and found it powerful for it`s size and very responsive.so you have to concentrate on the kite alot more than other things.it can go from one side of the window to the other in a second.but the 12m i found to be steady....but it didnt part me with my naish aero16m its a weapon.a grteat kite you can fight with to get some air....
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I have ridden the 10, 12, and 16 Rhino2. Before this I owned all the Rhino1 sizes. I think the power is similar to the Rhino1, not more powerful. The 10 is a little quicker than the 9.3 Rhino1.On 2002-12-01 01:22, Skazy wrote:
I weigh 75 kgs, and consider myself to be a relatively experienced rider. I am considering getting 10m and 14m, or 8m and 12m of the new Rhino II. I live in Queensland Australia, where we have a variety of winds. I have heard that the new Rhino has "a good pull to it", and I wanna make sure I get the best windrange for my kites. (Unfortunately I can only afford two kites.)
Before this I have had a 12m North and a 9,5m. Mostly I have used the 12m.
Thanks to anyone that can help me out on this issue.
Danny "DK" Gold Coast Au