North Vegas bar feeling vs other c kites

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Big eeeZeee
Big eeeZeee
NSW
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NSW, 1100 posts
9 Jul 2012 12:16am
I think the OP is talking dribble... 8months kiting and talking trash. Stick to the noob switchy... It has all the depower you need.
Troyrotor
Troyrotor
QLD
318 posts
QLD, 318 posts
9 Jul 2012 6:33am
Cheers man just the help I was looking for.
Your an asset to this forum, keep it up
dafunk
dafunk
QLD
561 posts
QLD, 561 posts
9 Jul 2012 10:12am
Big eeeZeee said...

I think the OP is talking dribble... 8months kiting and talking trash. Stick to the noob switchy... It has all the depower you need.


nah man he is very good .
i havn't seen him put it into the trees either lol
eppo
eppo
WA
9792 posts
WA, 9792 posts
9 Jul 2012 8:58am
Big eeeZeee said...

I think the OP is talking dribble... 8months kiting and talking trash. Stick to the noob switchy... It has all the depower you need.







I'm confused again. Is depower the main thing this dude wants in a kite?

If so, yeh the switchblade will do.

But it is what it is a freeride kite, not much else..
Troyrotor
Troyrotor
QLD
318 posts
QLD, 318 posts
9 Jul 2012 7:00pm
its hard to explain...

its not exactly depower, as in depower strap, and windrange.
im talking how the kites power is effected through the range of letting the bar out, some kites have a small range where the range of bar throw has no effect on the kite.

old kites usually have a really short range, the current torch seems the same yet the depower range is so long and pointless, you let the bar out and around 30cm up the lines are completly slack and do nothing.
im after a kite that has a decent range where the kite can still be steered correctly and the kite doesnt continue to be full power even when the bar is out.

yes it kinda sounds like im after a beginer kite, but there are kites out there that suit me, c4 is good but i want to wait to try the vegas.
chris313
chris313
41 posts
41 posts
9 Jul 2012 5:56pm
Troyrotor said...

Thanks guys that's awesome pretty much answers all I need to know.

As for the airrush kites I want to stick with a brand that my local store deals as I would rather give my money to people I know. Thanks anyway.

Sounds like the vegas will suit me perfectly, looking forward to demos.

Not worried about the actual bar pressure, just hoping that the new Vegas having lower bar pressure doesn't effect the other aspects of the kite hat I am after, as decreasing bar pressure can be done by moving front attachments back or rear back, to do this and continue to have a large depower range without bridles would be difficult.

4 or 5 line I'm not too fussed, I really like 5 line for light wind relaunch but hate it for tangles.




Hi,

how do you know that the next vegas will have less bar bressure ?
eppo
eppo
WA
9792 posts
WA, 9792 posts
9 Jul 2012 6:35pm
Talk of the town. Some crew had a big demo week in queensland, came back saying this...but they are retailers, although I do trust one of them I spoke to.

Most of the modern C's i've flown can be steered depowered. The shorter the throw the better I reckon, asks a rider to improve their skills.
giBiLatoR
giBiLatoR
QLD
147 posts
QLD, 147 posts
9 Jul 2012 9:00pm
As I offered earlier give my kite a go man, Epic Screamer 10m Ltd, sounds exactly what you want, and less pressure then most (similar to c4). Only once you trim kite on centers 10+ cm AND fully trim using the strap will it be unresponsive. It will keep you on your toes though!!

Troyrotor said...

its hard to explain...

its not exactly depower, as in depower strap, and windrange.
im talking how the kites power is effected through the range of letting the bar out, some kites have a small range where the range of bar throw has no effect on the kite.

old kites usually have a really short range, the current torch seems the same yet the depower range is so long and pointless, you let the bar out and around 30cm up the lines are completly slack and do nothing.
im after a kite that has a decent range where the kite can still be steered correctly and the kite doesnt continue to be full power even when the bar is out.

yes it kinda sounds like im after a beginer kite, but there are kites out there that suit me, c4 is good but i want to wait to try the vegas.


Troyrotor
Troyrotor
QLD
318 posts
QLD, 318 posts
9 Jul 2012 10:04pm
Thanks josh next time your down ill definitly give it a go.

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