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 Post subject: Re: Which Firewire surfboard would you like to see in kite l
PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 2011 11:00 pm 
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There is already a 5-0 Sweet Potato in the kite line. Its being sold by North as the Nugget. Its super fun in small onshore waves.


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 Post subject: Re: Which Firewire surfboard would you like to see in kite l
PostPosted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 10:04 pm 
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mrtbreeze wrote:
There is already a 5-0 Sweet Potato in the kite line. Its being sold by North as the Nugget. Its super fun in small onshore waves.


Would you paddle surf this board? I have a sweet potato 5'2 that I really like (I never tried it with a kite though).

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PostPosted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 10:22 pm 
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Rode the Nugget and it really is a lot of fun. Strapless it was even more fun I must say. For me at 92 kgs it could be a tad bigger though. So a 5.2 Sweet Potato would be nice


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one more vote for more sizes in the range. Like someone already said, you have a decent range of shapes, but the sizes are super limited. A 5'10 hellfire would have me pretty interested, or a 5'10 of the lost stealth or sub scorcher.


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 Post subject: Re: Which Firewire surfboard would you like to see in kite l
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what i think is what u have listed are all great but what is needed is the model u already make for someone else it is a fairly flat 5.6 fish 20 inches wide and in the real lite winds and small waves it rocks i am sure u know what board i mean. by the way i want to tell u u guys make awsome boards with awsome quality.


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mrtbreeze wrote:
There is already a 5-0 Sweet Potato in the kite line. Its being sold by North as the Nugget. Its super fun in small onshore waves.


Tried that...

Had a blast on it, best fun in 2011 for sure!!


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 Post subject: Re: Which Firewire surfboard would you like to see in kite l
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Is there a 5'10" Hellfire coming? Any updates on new boards in the kite lineup?


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 Post subject: Re: Which Firewire surfboard would you like to see in kite l
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5'10" spitfire or hellfire for the bigger guys. :D


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 Post subject: Re: Which Firewire surfboard would you like to see in kite l
PostPosted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 4:26 pm 
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Just coming back from a trip with a 6' kitesurf board, I wish it had been a 6'4" or so.
When the wind was down, and there were still some 2-3 footers, I just couldn't surf the 6' board, at 82kg I need a little more.
When I caught a wave on the 6' board, I sank too fast...
So a kite-tough 6'4" to 6'6" would be nice...


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