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Climax Protec 20mx 50daN. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! I really appreciate that, thanks for watching

Sometimes the basics are the best

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Sorry you feel that way, I really like they look of that effect personally

@ as an effect it’s fine in itself but it’s hard to follow the flow of the kite.. But it’s your video of course 😁

Not really my thing. Sorry

@SkyRider1987 Shrooms? 😁

@ I’m going to respectfully ask you to keep the comments here pg rated at most or I’m going to have to remove your comments. I have no issue if you would like to participate in those activities but, as I said above, I don’t and I would appreciate it if you would keep discussions on those sorts of activities out of my comment section. Thanks for watching

It’s coming from my GoPro. I post to several platforms including TH-cam, instagram, TikTok and facebook. Most of my shorts tend to get uploaded to TikTok first as it has the best and most user friendly editing experience available. Sorry if this is an issue for you.

😂 Like ya said, it came from Tickie Tock !

@@sheldonmurphy6031whatever my guy. Good luck with whatever your issue is.

Also called a Snap Lazy Susan, a rolling Susan is enters in a way other than through a turtle/backfilp. It’s the in stride version if you like.

@ thanks for responding! I’ve been a2y from trick kiting for over a decade and recently restarted but there’s so many new tricks who are hard to learn without seeing hand movements. Thanks for your videos, they’re really helpful!

I’m sorry I’m not sure where that is so probably not. I’m based in the north eastern USA.

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it! To answer your question, yes this time and for all the performance routine style flying you see on the channel I’m listening to the music that you hear while flying and then the track is added and re-synchronized in edit. For the freestyle videos I’m also wear headphones (to be honest I don’t know why I was wearing the white ones in this video as tend to prefer earbuds personally) but I’m listening to a playlist of music which all has a fairly consistent tempo, kind of like a metronome. Again, thanks for watching and asking the question!

@SkyRider1987 , thanks for the response. I've been watching some of your other videos and will most likely be commenting on those as well. I'm getting into kiting for the 1st time since being a kid (30+ years) and never really understood the multi line kites. I recently bought a Prism Synaspe 140, 1st dual line kite, and loving it. Then I found videos of the framed dual line kites. I ordered a Neutrino with 2 stackers because they really caught my attention with how they present in the sky. That led me to your incredible video(s) and channel. Great piloting, I'm really looking forward to seeing more from you.

Welcome to the community! Glad you’re enjoying and you’re getting into it!

Thanks! 👍

That’s a great option

I've been having such trouble with yo-yo's. My nose always pulls upward and I usually have to do a messed up axel recovery to come out. I'll figure it out this winter.

It would be cool if you made easy to understand trick tutorials

Thanks ✌

I’m not great at that sort of content so I tend to leave that sort of tutorial to others. But thanks for reaching out!

@@SkyRider1987I’ll give ya $100 cashapp to make a video breaking down the comet

Oh there’s tons of videos with it on my channel. That said maybe it’s time I took it out again.

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Oh it happens all the time. For every minute of footage that makes it to the channel there is 10 or so that just looks weird or I screwed something up or I just didn’t like it. Messing stuff up is part of the game and part of life. Just keep practicing, that’s all it is.

Lots of great options out there. What’s your budget like?

@@SkyRider1987 Verry small

So close, right!

Frank is awesome. Definitely a favorite. It’s super easy to get along with

Yeah international shipping has gotten out of control. Best bet would be to make friends with a British flyer and maybe get one hand carried to a festival. Thanks for watching

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks!

You are correct, yours is probably a revolution. The kite here is a djinn, sort of an evolved version of the revs. Same concept but more precise and expressive.

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First of all building a kite that size with that framing is an incredible achievement. Well done! Second you are 100% correct on the no new framing point. It’s an interesting question, what would you change? Material? Taper rates? That might need some examination.

Glad it was helpful! Cheers!

The Ultim was a very easy connection for me but I think it depends on what type of flying you are looking to do. I like a competition kite as I tend to fly with a mixed discipline style. If you want pure freestyle the antidote and FX compare favorably to many of the current kings of class like the Superfly. The Ultim is decidedly French in the best ways and again compares well to kites like the Supernova or Canvas Intention

@@SkyRider1987 thank you that helps. I am a big fan of the Nirvana, Talon, XTS and Cosmic TC. I guess I like the bigger kites, however, I haven't tried the newer kites mentioned (been away for a while). Nothing wrong with trying a few out. Thanks again :)

Yeah it’s good fun to throw around.

Preach!

Thanks

Thanks ✌

Glad you enjoyed

That’s definitely a new one!

I would generally avoid used for a first kite for a bunch of reasons like potential pricey repairs.

@@SkyRider1987 Most of my kites are used from benson to R-Sky.

@@MindRiderFPV I’m glad you have had positive experiences with the second hand market. I generally advise against that for truly new flyers as the skills for repair and reconditioning are an additional thing to learn and may take away from the experience of learning to fly.

@@SkyRider1987 I bought undamaged used kites, like most are unless specified, that were kept with care and in good flying conditions, maybe a patched sail or some wear but that’s iit. You can save a lot of money while learning.

@@MindRiderFPV again I’m glad you have had that positive an experience. A truly new flyer might not know what to look for or what they are looking at. Additionally I’d like to point out that most of the kites you will find and that you mentioned are not appropriate for a first kite like we are discussing in this video. Fair winds

Longer lines slow things down and give more time but are also harder to manage. It is easier to loose that critical tension and harder to find it again. As always though I would look at what the kite designer recommends for each kite as line length is an often overlooked part of design behavior. Thanks for your question!

There are very few kites that will happily cover off that range in just two versions. I would say three is doable. In the 2-7 range something like a Spur SUL by Canvas could be an excellent edition to your bag. Really you want some over lap so 5-14mph an Ultim by Wind-R, A Supernova by Benson Kites, or a Spiderkites Abraxas are all high on my list. Lastly for the upper range, 12+ mph, I would recommend the Ultim Mid Vent by Wind-R or the Intention Vent by Canvas Kite Designs. Keep in mind that vents are going to feel different when tricking and aren’t always helpful for the learning. Hope this helps. Thanks for your questions.

@@pauleiler5648 is absolutely correct about most of these. The Abraxas is about $200 us. In that category there are the widow pro classic around 200 and a new kite from Canvas coming soon. After that the second hand market or consider making something open source.

@@SkyRider1987 I appreciated your response and is exactly the advice I was looking for. It's nice to at least have a starting point. I've actually flown the Widow Pro Classic and loved it!! I'm also excited to see the new Canvas release, hopefully soon!

Thank you!

Absolutely! It’s a really fun way to trick too. It’s so big that everything is sort of in slow motion

Thanks!

Thanks dude!

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Many thanks!

Thank you for your friendship and for continuing to support and supply me with cool kites from your back catalogue!

I’m glad you are looking forward to it! I make no promises as to the accuracy of the information contained here but I do hope it helps. Thanks for watching.

Honestly not sure, it came with the template. Sorry