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Postby stenner » Sat Dec 29, 2018 7:49 pm
Looking for user feedback on 14m Pivot. I think I realize it's not a true light wind kite but at 100kg a little extra juice for TT is sometimes needed.
Just want to hear if it keeps some of the great Pivot DNA or not. Yes, I realize it is a big kite and won't fly like a 9m but sometimes a 14m becomes a pig.
Thanks!
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Postby WMFG » Sat Dec 29, 2018 10:46 pm
I think for a big guy who wants' to ride powered up this is going to be a sick kite for you. In the context of a 14m it's pretty nimble. My friend with similar dimensions to you loves his 14m Pivot. As you note there's better light wind kites for smaller riders, foiling, etc, but for a big guys who rides a 14m when other guys are on 9's, 10's etc this is going to be a great kite for you.
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Postby stenner » Sat Dec 29, 2018 11:58 pm
Is it true they ride big, a 10 is like most 12m etc
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Postby Dirk » Sun Dec 30, 2018 9:40 am
I think it depends to what kind of kite you compare it. When you compare it to delta shaped freeride Kites like XR5 or Rebel they probably have a similar windrange in the same size. When you compare it to C-Shaped Hybrid Kites go a meter down.
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