It is wrong, it was not BRM who developed this kite system, but me. I invented this kite with short lines and one-hand control bar in 2017 and also applied for a patent in 2017. Since August 2017, the company BORN-KITE has been producing and selling this kite system under the name "StreetStar". The 4th generation is now on the market. Here is a video about the StreetStar: th-cam.com/video/B2D_4DScNr0/w-d-xo.html In September, BORN-KITE will launch a new short-line kite (FoilStar) with one-hand control bar. This is specially designed for use on the water, but also works great on land for street kiting. Best regards, Steffen Born
Oh wow how interesting. Thanks for reaching out. Maybe you can DM me for a story on this. Also have a website at www.standupmagazin.com we could do an interview and so on.
Your streetstar was the first thing I though twhen I saw the BRM Parawing... 😁 Have you tried the streetstar for supfoiling? Are there many people using it for that purpose already?
Some kind of leash, stow bag combo would be nice. Under tention to your waist strap. If you let go of the handle it packs in there good enough te be out of your way. Anyway nice report, the random location cuts kept a smile on my face
There are several companies producing a small 'ParaWing'. It would be interesting in the near future to do a comparison. You could look at Bar vs Handles, Ease of Use. Up Wind Ability, Quality of Materials, Packability, Cost, etc.
I think an idea could be for it to deploy and pack away through a pull chord. Similar to a spinnaker sock on a Dinghy. that you wear the sock somehow like a backpack or harness
Looks fantastic, just the beginning and to expensive for the moment for what it is. At 500/600 i would take one for sure. I hope company like gong would go in the business.
I've been kiting for years. I was thinking of trying to start downwind sup foiling. Do you think these parawings would change the type of boards people would ride compared to boards for padding?
Thanks for watching and supporting the vid. Good question. I think for now probably not. Best would be a board with enough floatation for padding, light wind winging and learning the Parawing IMO.
It might be the future if you live in a place where the wind doesn’t suddenly/ surprisingly die or drop, for everywhere else I think the paddle is superior.
Thanks for watching... I am not sure... there were some prototypes in 2023 and I think people started calling them pocket wings... there is guy that also did market it, but it seems only now this thing really starting to catch on.
The portions of the video with you speaking are completely unwatchable for me. The constant jump cuts in the audio are incredibly jarring. Maybe others like this style but I’m not a fan.
@@StandUpMagazin no need to apologize, as I say it seems some people are good with this style as I see some positive comments here about it but for me it makes my brain want to shut down 😂
At some point they’ll want to ditch this method too. And there’s nothing more satisfying than activating yourself onto foil with man power via SUP paddle or hand paddle.
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@@StandUpMagazin thanks for the reply and the video. It'll work in Maui, but where I am doesn't have the same conditions and the wind has holes as well as gusts. I'd also be pretty anxious about falling IN it.
@@kiterJ yeah for sure certain spots only. Falling into it… wow I never thought of that. I am not a kiter but now I totally see the concern. Do people get tangled often falling into their kite lines? Do people drown?
@@StandUpMagazin usually not so much with kites as there are usually only 4 lines, but the bridle is nearer the kite which is much further away from the rider. Whereas that has heavy bridling (like a foil kite), but right next to you. Imagine falling into it while droping into a wave, breaching the foil, getting rolled and you and the foil tangling in it. Quite unlikely 🧐 but definately possible. You'd have a hard time getting out of it
@@kiterJ very interesting thought. I hope to get an interview with the manufacturer where I can bring up all the interesting points that’s are being made here. 🤙🏽
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It is wrong, it was not BRM who developed this kite system, but me. I invented this kite with short lines and one-hand control bar in 2017 and also applied for a patent in 2017. Since August 2017, the company BORN-KITE has been producing and selling this kite system under the name "StreetStar". The 4th generation is now on the market. Here is a video about the StreetStar: th-cam.com/video/B2D_4DScNr0/w-d-xo.html
In September, BORN-KITE will launch a new short-line kite (FoilStar) with one-hand control bar. This is specially designed for use on the water, but also works great on land for street kiting. Best regards, Steffen Born
Oh wow how interesting. Thanks for reaching out. Maybe you can DM me for a story on this. Also have a website at www.standupmagazin.com we could do an interview and so on.
@@StandUpMagazin ...sounds great, an interview and test kite shouldn't be a problem...
Your streetstar was the first thing I though twhen I saw the BRM Parawing... 😁 Have you tried the streetstar for supfoiling? Are there many people using it for that purpose already?
Your lines are longer than those of BRM
This kind of kite was invented in 1980 by Wolf Beringer.
They were used for Crossing Greenland and the Antarctic.
Some kind of leash, stow bag combo would be nice. Under tention to your waist strap.
If you let go of the handle it packs in there good enough te be out of your way.
Anyway nice report, the random location cuts kept a smile on my face
Thanks for watching. Stoked you like my cuts. Yes the set up comes with a waist belt pouch to put the wing away. Good idea leash for waist belt.
Interesting story, but my favorite part is the way you vloging...love it.
Thanks Eike. Stoke you like it.
geiles Video!
Danke.. 🙏🏼🤙🏽
There are several companies producing a small 'ParaWing'. It would be interesting in the near future to do a comparison. You could look at Bar vs Handles, Ease of Use. Up Wind Ability, Quality of Materials, Packability, Cost, etc.
Thanks for watching. Good idea. Need to find one to get my hands on first.
The only solution missing is the "Robby Naish with umbrella" solution! I'd prefer that over fiddling with lines
🤣🤣 yeah classic. Plus you get shade.😜 Thanks for watching. 🤙🏽
I think an idea could be for it to deploy and pack away through a pull chord. Similar to a spinnaker sock on a Dinghy.
that you wear the sock somehow like a backpack or harness
Thanks for watching. Real good idea. I really need to get my hands on one to look at it closer and do another video.
Looks fantastic, just the beginning and to expensive for the moment for what it is. At 500/600 i would take one for sure. I hope company like gong would go in the business.
Thanks for watching. Yes it’s pricey for sure.L. That’s what I meant it will be interesting to see what companies will follow.
I've been kiting for years. I was thinking of trying to start downwind sup foiling. Do you think these parawings would change the type of boards people would ride compared to boards for padding?
Thanks for watching and supporting the vid. Good question. I think for now probably not. Best would be a board with enough floatation for padding, light wind winging and learning the Parawing IMO.
Looks rad for the creative potential
Thanks for watching. Yes interesting times ahead. Where this might go…?
It might be the future if you live in a place where the wind doesn’t suddenly/ surprisingly die or drop, for everywhere else I think the paddle is superior.
Thanks for watching. 100% right. Only in certain spots and conditions.
well Gissy, NZ is such a spot.
@@kalevful cool I am sure with this thing catching on we be seeing people from all over the world posting content.
they have been around for years. People use them with longboards on the street. You Maui people seem to be a little too focused on waves ;)
Thanks yes. Waves is where it’s at but man on the street. Would love to try that. Did some widows longboarding with awing it’s such a blast.
Nice subject. The presentation format is a bit intense though. Less coffee, more weed. Thanks for the video nonetheless.
@@harryhalfmoon 😆 Thanks for watching and the comment. I have so much fun doing it like this. Bit of work editing but never boring. ☕️☕️
I agree. It's very hard to stick with watching it. To bad.. looks like the info is useful.
What is the difference between pocketwing vs parawing?
Thanks for watching... I am not sure... there were some prototypes in 2023 and I think people started calling them pocket wings... there is guy that also did market it, but it seems only now this thing really starting to catch on.
The portions of the video with you speaking are completely unwatchable for me. The constant jump cuts in the audio are incredibly jarring. Maybe others like this style but I’m not a fan.
Sorry to hear that. It’s a TH-cam style keeps people engaged. I guess we live in an ADD world… 🤷🏼♂️
@@StandUpMagazin no need to apologize, as I say it seems some people are good with this style as I see some positive comments here about it but for me it makes my brain want to shut down 😂
@@sjsomething4936 ah thanks funny yes... I am experimenting... with different pace...
At some point they’ll want to ditch this method too. And there’s nothing more satisfying than activating yourself onto foil with man power via SUP paddle or hand paddle.
@@voyagerfoiler5976 Thanks for watching. Totally agree the paddle will always be the superior thing for DW Foiling.
@@StandUpMagazin end of the day, it’s great to get more folks out there foiling and potentially downwinding!
@@voyagerfoiler5976 for sure. 🤙🏽
Correct interpretation, please proceed to follow up and advise😁
Thanks for watching hope to get one of these soon and make another video.
He StandUpMagazin
Could u take a 4m with from Maui to Switzerland the next time u come over?
Will try on the Lake with DWing :D
Thanks for watching. I be there most likely in January for the boot show. I am sure by then they have this in Europe too. 🤙🏽
Konnte nur 20 Sekunden schauen. Das ständige rumspringen/schneiden ist einfach nur unmöglich. Hätte ich so ein Video im Studium produziert, wäre ich definitiv durchgefallen.
@@d.z.2550 Danke fürs schauen und den netten Kommentar. Sonst alles gut bei dir? 😆
What about the Five-O parawing? At least it exists on the site 😂
😆😆 sorry which one is that.
@@StandUpMagazin The Pocket Wing from Sam Reynolds Five-0 Wind Sports
pocketwing for the win!
Definitely need lower price
@@vim55k Thanks for watching. For sure it’s a steep ask this price.
This system still has lots of flaws plus to pay for a 1200$$ for a trainer kite
Thanks for watching. Yes the price tag is too high that why I don’t own one either.
Just wear a wing suit, get a foil board and go...
Yessss love it! Thanks for watching. Let’s get one
1000€ for a trainer kite? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😆😆 thanks for watching. I know the price tag is crazy.
Wait! Good thinking, I need to dig mine out of the shed😅
@@brunolerebourg54 yeah stoked if you have one. Now you can get started right away.
It will have its place, prefere a paddle.
Thanks for watching... I think you are right, the paddle will always be the superior and sure wont see the M2O with a parawing class.
Altääää. Bringsch du au nur ein satz grad usä ohni 12mal schniedä?
Hey dankä für luägä. Isch doch geil so… the new style… plus: Häsch kä Ziit zum wäg klickä 😜
la mi rate: du häsch no nie i dim läbe es video gmacht
This is ski sailing. Nothing new
@@paulholliday yeah and guys doing it with skateboards too but now with the foil and downwind everybody wants it
Wing diaper
@@surfbum8166 LOL thanks love the humor!
I'm sorry but NO!
@@kiterJ thanks for watching and input. This is why I find this so interesting and can’t wait to see where this is going.
@@StandUpMagazin thanks for the reply and the video. It'll work in Maui, but where I am doesn't have the same conditions and the wind has holes as well as gusts. I'd also be pretty anxious about falling IN it.
@@kiterJ yeah for sure certain spots only. Falling into it… wow I never thought of that. I am not a kiter but now I totally see the concern. Do people get tangled often falling into their kite lines? Do people drown?
@@StandUpMagazin usually not so much with kites as there are usually only 4 lines, but the bridle is nearer the kite which is much further away from the rider. Whereas that has heavy bridling (like a foil kite), but right next to you. Imagine falling into it while droping into a wave, breaching the foil, getting rolled and you and the foil tangling in it. Quite unlikely 🧐 but definately possible. You'd have a hard time getting out of it
@@kiterJ very interesting thought. I hope to get an interview with the manufacturer where I can bring up all the interesting points that’s are being made here. 🤙🏽
1000 $ is ridiculous! You guys have lost the compass.
Yeah thanks for watching. I hope to do an interview soon I will bring that up. Stiff price for sure.