Core GT 9m or 10.5m provide a lot of grunt for little kites!

10.5m in 12 knots provides enough grunt for decent pop (S-bends, mobes)
9m in 13 knots (great for looping, trucks upwind).

15Knots + and you are lit.

A year ago I would have never believed it. If you get a chance, try one.

I'm 88kg so I'm no feather weight.
PS - Delta C so relaunch is instant.

i recived my 2011 rpm 14 m

i used with the options boots and a underground steeze 2010 139
bar 2010 20 m...
10 - 15 knots

upwind and doing ralleys and keepgoing downwind and than upwind no problem...
i put the the lines on the less bar preasure and the kite was flying fast for such a big kite
all the to blind that i try ended up with the kite on the water so relauch was piss easy

is more like a 16 m bow... i used to have...
now i have the 8 mts extensiosn for the 20 m bar...
and a 17" bar that is 25 with the 8 m extensios i am gonna go 32 for low wind and keeping the kite low

GREAT KITE...love it

I ride an Starkites Exa 11m in light wind work well in 12-17 knots and I'm a 135 pound rider so heavier guy might try the 13m. might be worth something to look into. Also the the north is a awesome wake-style kite.

stay away from switchblades. The new 2013s are merely storm kites anymore. very disappointing

Im using an RRD obsession pro (cshape) 10,5 for 12+ knots of wind but im only 50.
A great kite for these conditions is a rrd obsession 12 or 13,5, easy relaunch