Kevin Henry

Or spending hours and hours with Premier etc and key frames.

No I want the power for TTing in the almost-good-enough-for-a-small-tube-but-not-quite wind range. I might go down to a 12 but I never really got on with any SpeedX 12m... If I can ride a 10m tube I'd rather do that

I had so many epic sessions on my Speed3 15 that I want to try a Soul... even after selling off all my foils

Liquid Force

There's a thread on KF that's been going for years, spork was the user who started it. I don't know if he's one of the guys in the video...

I've got a 4 with the center fin. When the water is flat, ride the board flat and push against the fins and it rocks up with crazy. But you can't ride if flat and downwind, or even toe side, cos that center fin still wants to do its job and turns the board away from you the whole time. Also got a v3 -- or maybe 2 -- that I though had broken but was still going strong years after I "replaced" it. It was actually pretty good in the waves, first "halfpipe" type experience I had was on that board. It was easier to edge and control it than the 4... in fact, I wore the fins down to an inch or so, riding into sand. Still worked fine. To get it through chop, load up your back foot more. I found that moving the pads out to the widest setting really brought the board to life and made chop, jumps etc feel a lot less like you're riding a door at all... Foil is easy to get to the point where it's a light wind solution -- plenty of help out here if you need to get specific about your problems

Think I've got one... or maybe a Shockwave, can't remember. They look similar...? Harder to fly than the Rev 1.5 I've got, really needs some skill and decent wind. If it's your first Rev then ... good luck As has been said, you don't fly them like two-line stunt kites, or even a 4-line power kite. You want to balance front and rear line tension, a bit of tension on the rear to actually make it fly. You can't just dump the rears like a power kite. I can't hear what this guy is saying, but watch his hands...