Low wind impressions..... C kite vs bow...
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This C vs Bow this is stupid. Can't you just be stoked on your gear without putting down other's gear down. Maybe you're light years ahead of the rest of us and can kite in a nat's fart, but other than you who cares? I was stoked to hear about Andy kiting and having fun in Alameda in the 10 mph range, but do you have to take it to the "I'm better than you"? You can kite while we watch, so just have fun.
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A gnats fart!dewey wrote:This C vs Bow this is stupid. Can't you just be stoked on your gear without putting down other's gear down. Maybe you're light years ahead of the rest of us and can kite in a nat's fart, but other than you who cares? I was stoked to hear about Andy kiting and having fun in Alameda in the 10 mph range, but do you have to take it to the "I'm better than you"? You can kite while we watch, so just have fun.
we could do 10 foot jumps in that!
Try, well ok, I can't think of anything thats lighter wind than a gnats fart. Any bow kiters know of any insects smaller than a gnat?
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Dewey...
This isn't a pissing match or I am better than you....
it is however a discussion on the new innovations in kiteboarding that is making things possible that never were before. No one should be upset by a new discovery. If a friendy competition arrises from the discussion, I don't think there is any harm in that....
In the racing series, people are always talking about which board or kite or technique will get them upwind and downwind faster. Why can't this be a discussion about how to kite in lighwinds better without someone getting upset?
Anyhow, If I offended anyone by saying that big kites are dead.. I retract that statement and modify it by saying that big kites are no longer needed by me... The last two years I spend thousands on a 16.5, 18, 19, and 19.5m kites looking for an alameda solution.... All I am saying is save your money ...
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This isn't a pissing match or I am better than you....
it is however a discussion on the new innovations in kiteboarding that is making things possible that never were before. No one should be upset by a new discovery. If a friendy competition arrises from the discussion, I don't think there is any harm in that....
In the racing series, people are always talking about which board or kite or technique will get them upwind and downwind faster. Why can't this be a discussion about how to kite in lighwinds better without someone getting upset?
Anyhow, If I offended anyone by saying that big kites are dead.. I retract that statement and modify it by saying that big kites are no longer needed by me... The last two years I spend thousands on a 16.5, 18, 19, and 19.5m kites looking for an alameda solution.... All I am saying is save your money ...
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dewey wrote:This C vs Bow this is stupid. Can't you just be stoked on your gear without putting down other's gear down. Maybe you're light years ahead of the rest of us and can kite in a nat's fart, but other than you who cares? I was stoked to hear about Andy kiting and having fun in Alameda in the 10 mph range, but do you have to take it to the "I'm better than you"? You can kite while we watch, so just have fun.
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Maybe big wet kites have more of a performance loss than any other kite... makes sense... big mass of wet fabric... vs smaller mass or wet fabric.... When the hellfish was supposedly coming out, they were claiming the cuban fiber wouldn't soak any water and would make the kite perform well wet or dry...unlike a nylon kite....
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