marc_87Vraagstellerlid sinds 2005 · 3.023 berichten29 jul 2010 22:22
In Acces #5 zullen we een uitgebreid verslag kunnen terugvinden van deze nieuwe kite
Hier een kort verhaaltje dat te maken heeft met de nieuwe F-One kite, de Source. Deze 2 lijns kite moet het
samen met Stand Up Paddling gaan maken.
The Verdict on SUKing&
The wind played ball today, we have had between 6 and 10 knots all day. All the Source kites were rigged and ready to go on the beach, well after a fair bit of faffing about. Dare I admit I had a quick paddle while I was hanging around? Probably not!
The Kite itself is pretty cool, very much a C shape with an X bridle to help keep it stable and improve turning. Three lines run from the squared off wingtip to the flying lines and the whole thing looks like a vast improvement over the two line kites of old. It has three thin struts and a low profile leading edge, to save on weight and help the kite fly in light winds, one pump comes as standard. The bar is really simple, two lines and a large harness loop, a wrist leash and some oshit handles, what more would you need?
More on the site of Rou Chater (Eng), Dom (Eng) or Stefan van der Kamp (Ned)
Hier wat afbeeldingen van de kite:
Hier een kort verhaaltje dat te maken heeft met de nieuwe F-One kite, de Source. Deze 2 lijns kite moet het
samen met Stand Up Paddling gaan maken.
The Verdict on SUKing&
The wind played ball today, we have had between 6 and 10 knots all day. All the Source kites were rigged and ready to go on the beach, well after a fair bit of faffing about. Dare I admit I had a quick paddle while I was hanging around? Probably not!
The Kite itself is pretty cool, very much a C shape with an X bridle to help keep it stable and improve turning. Three lines run from the squared off wingtip to the flying lines and the whole thing looks like a vast improvement over the two line kites of old. It has three thin struts and a low profile leading edge, to save on weight and help the kite fly in light winds, one pump comes as standard. The bar is really simple, two lines and a large harness loop, a wrist leash and some oshit handles, what more would you need?
More on the site of Rou Chater (Eng), Dom (Eng) or Stefan van der Kamp (Ned)
Hier wat afbeeldingen van de kite:
