I got mine in last week, after a lot of thinking I decided to order one.
(They have a 30 day money back guarantee)

Well I was surprised how this kite performs.
I've tried it 3 times, did some unhooked on it, feels like a regular C.
It feels a lot like the older Yarga's do nice grunt.
The difference is that they have a huge wind range, and that they depower all the way.
I've used it in light winds till about 22knts no problem so far.
Bar pressure is perfect you can control it easily with one hand.
It turns good, feels like a c .
I have a Wakeboard and a skimboard, with these boards this could be a one kite quiver.
It has no pullys and almost no bridles.

Later

ps Relaunch is quick, the traditional way.

hightimes Wrote:

That's exactly what I have expierienced with this kite, after over 8 sessions in 7mph to 35 mph with 2 boards.
I'm still surprised at the performance at both the low end and high end. Its just a fun kite to fly, fast and responsive. Its nice to see some else having the same expierience and enjoying these kites.

X

Hey Xtream any suggestions on how to tune the bridles mine came without an instruuction manual.
(I flies fine out of the box just curious)

Hightimes,

I use the the front leading edge pick-off closest to the center of the kite (Top one) and the last knot on the pigtail, you can even undo one knot making the front pigtail a slight bit longer. (Youll get even more pop on your jumps)
Rear pig tail I use the middle for light winds 10-15 MPH, I use the front pick off over 15mph, kite turns even faster using the front pick offs.
I usually use the 3 knot on the rear pigtails, but that depends how your bar setup and wind conditions. I haven't installed the wing tip battons and see no need for them with my weight. I do use the One Pump exclusivly.

You can view the setup instructions here http://www.windwing.com/dnn/Kiteboardin ... fault.aspx

What Color did you get.

X

Thanks for the link.
I got the Red Yellow.

I let some of my buddies try it today they were surprised just like me..

Later