Ah, so it's not about the Cloud then. That definitely does not have "diminished compromised performance", quite the opposite in factAummm wrote:it's about ALL STRUTLESS KITES with diminished compromised performance
Ah, so it's not about the Cloud then. That definitely does not have "diminished compromised performance", quite the opposite in factAummm wrote:it's about ALL STRUTLESS KITES with diminished compromised performance
I have flown the kites I speak of and I'm not a competitor. Your so called experts are "competitors" and one of them is all over this forum touting magical light wind abilities. Thanks for the laugh.Aummm wrote: ... These true facts are supported by Bill Hanson, Dimitri, Liquid Force Kite and Others so nobody can twist that around the ...
I've flown both of those kites and as somebody suggested even if we go by the projected surface,darippah wrote:Before you yell at me , I know, these kites are exact opposites of each other
Im wondering which kite will stay up in lighter wind and if anyone has a weight comparison between the two
Are you saying that the speed 3 can stay up in the air in lighter winds than the cloud, or can get you riding in lighter winds?Hunqi wrote:I've flown both of those kites and as somebody suggested even if we go by the projected surface,darippah wrote:Before you yell at me , I know, these kites are exact opposites of each other
Im wondering which kite will stay up in lighter wind and if anyone has a weight comparison between the two
the Speed3 will be the winner of the same size in light winds.
The Peak2 mentioned I'm not sure I haven't flown it yet, but I saw a guy playing with
and holding ground on a 12m and surfboard in 12 mph wind and gave it up in 10 mph.
First of all none of these are light wind kites.darippah wrote:Are you saying that the speed 3 can stay up in the air in lighter winds than the cloud, or can get you riding in lighter winds?