Jason

The Kitereel

None if you don't do it.

Our new toys/transport. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNqOU4jx62I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYmbZfEkWNY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-i8lO-JsNw

SOLD

Two peter lynn stainless steel kite buggies with two quad line kites 3m and 2m one harness all in good condition. $650 *will not seperate.

Interesting, I have never seen you here. Actually I never kite Sandgate, so not only do I not trust your kite advice it seems you can't be trusted in general to be truthful. If those videos can be done with any kite, why haven't they??? Also why are you even on this thread? I't generally poor form from a "business" to bag out other products just to pretend their product is just as good. No Pansh are not as good, period. They don't fly properly out of the bag, are made of lesser materials, don't have the R&D, don't fly as well and often won't even relaunch from the water.

This has firmly placed you at #1,000,000,009 ranking of trusted kite reviewers. https://www.thekiteboarder.com/2019/03/tkb-review-2019-flysurfer-soul/ https://www.kiteworldmag.com/gear/flysurfer-soul-review/

You wish you had one, I know..

Sometimes Mid Season releases go under the radar. Here are a few new releases- Duotone Juice. We have already tested this in a 15m and their claims aren't unjustified. NAISH Triad. I think the 99% of the population bit is a reflection to an advertisement they had many years ago saying "the wrong sport for 99% of the population" Naish Dash. Freestyle/freeride Ozone Amp. Ruben rides it, what more can we say? Duotone Mono Naish Boxer

(USED) North Rebel 5m2 2013 The North Rebel has been an extremely popular kite and for 2013 it remains a 5-line 5-strut mid/high-aspect kite. More Info SKU: 2094 $480.00 (Used) Shinn King Gee King Gee truly is a step forwards in “less than” ultimate conditions enhancement, if you're looking for versatility and performance in an XL package then look no further.

There is no such table. The amount of power isn't really related to the kite size, it's relative to the amount of load put on the lines. This can actually be higher on a smaller kite than a large one.