And by the end of the week of March 12th they will be making an announcement about their new factory. Just keep your eye on the thread that they removed from their board!Windwing C+S wrote:Windwing is far from goinh out of business. We will have the inflatable kite production re-established shortly. We thank all our loyal customers for their continued support.
Does anybody actually believe this? Yet another announcement from the guy who deleted his own announcement (on his own forum) that there was going to be an announcement -- which I guess is yet to be announced.Windwing C+S wrote:Windwing is far from goinh out of business. We will have the inflatable kite production re-established shortly. We thank all our loyal customers for their continued support.
They fired the guys with all the innovations. Do they have a new designer? They fired one of the best, who are they going to get?PBKiteboarding wrote:I think things will work out well... Keep up the innovations...WW... !
Yes, but there are a LOT of great kites now. A year ago, Windwing was ahead in flat kites (no thanks to the current owner or his lap-dog). Now the Rap2 is arguably a dated design.PBKiteboarding wrote:Great Kites...
PBKiteboarding wrote:Imagine it would take at least this amount of time to establish a new manufacturing setup...
As I said, now old designs with nothing new to offer. What does a Rap 2 do that a Waroo or Sonic doesn't?PBKiteboarding wrote:May work out better than ever... and WW allready has Kites Designed... ready to go...
Right. Not much different = no value added. No reason to buy WW. No reason for anyone to invest in WW. I think they are waiting for the next sucker to be born so they can get another investor. Meanwhile the industry moves on, technology moves on, and all their customers will eventually have to move on. Most already have. You don't come back from the dead in this business. That's just what it looks like from here, though. I'm still waiting on the "big announcement." Coming soon, for sure.PBKiteboarding wrote:Not much different than any company trying to get in line to supply customers... Seems that many companies pre sell waiting for gear to be made...
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