Keystone bar

[Freda Latou]

I have  tried with NASA 12'75 on fat bike it works great 

One handed you can manage the kite on short lines  as good as with handles

 

 

 

 

[Chook]

On ‎12‎/‎15‎/‎2016 at 10:51 PM, Freda Latou said:

I have  tried with NASA 12'75 on fat bike it works great 

One handed you can manage the kite on short lines  as good as with handles

 

Hey this bar is exactly what Joel needs.......... to stop him crying about the bar pressure on his Flysurfer Sonics all the time!!!!

Its a very innovative solution to control the kite. I really like the concept. 

[andy666]

For flying NASA kites on short lines with a skateboard, maybe. But honestly, for depower kite like in the video, it's the stupidest think I have ever seen.

very limited "bar throw". Very limited depower adjustment. And it looks awkward as hell to use. The only up side I could see, is that it might be easy to fly one handed. But then you could just pull the bar stopper in on a normal setup and do the same thing. 

[SoutherlyBuster]

KISS, keep it simple stupid. Whilst it is nice to see people experimenting with new ideas, sorry but can not see the advantages, I can just imagine in those of /:;$&/$&/$&$-/&: situations when everything just needs to go to plan that the user will power up when in fact the pilot is depowering, or even worse, thinking steering left when actually steering right. Perhaps it might be my lack of French language skills. Unhooked, did you notice how the video stopped after the unhooked scene, no resumption showing how to hookback in.

[Freda Latou]

Much better than "paraskiflex bar" I was using before  cause you can park the NASA where you want  

I will do a vid next week 

 

Compared with depower bar it might be worst but with short lines I never used one 

 

[Freda Latou]

I am really pleased with it now   especially when the kite stays in the air like an anchor 

Tomorrow I will film with  a stick 

 

 

[Freda Latou]

I had 10 or 15 kmh wind this morning