A stiff, light wave kite built for down-the-line riding
My first kite with Aluula leading edge and a Trinity TX. Very light. The relatively stiff frame passes steering input to the canopy without delay, so turns feel quick, direct and predictable, and the shape holds when you push the bar out instead of fluttering. Great for down-the-line riding.
Drift is controlled and stable, including in offshore and gusty wind, and the kite keeps its drive when line tension drops on a fast wave face. A broad depower range also help if you to stay on one size as the wind changes.
Looks aimed at wave riders who want a very light, direct-feeling kite.
Riding style
Freeride
Progression
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Foil
Freestyle
Big Air
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