Nice video! May I ask some feed back from this Sonic4 15m in term of dynamics and behavior? I and 78kg and currently , I have a Soul 2 15m for light wind days (with a twin tip) It feels like it’s lacking a bit of power in the low end, so I’m considering upgrading to a Sonic 3 or 4 for that extra power.. I’m undecided between the 15m and 18m models-leaning towards the 18m for the added low-end power. However, I’m also concerned that, at this size, the kite might be a bit slow to turn and could feel cumbersome to manoeuvre. Do you think the 18m would be too sluggish, or could it be the right choice for maximizing light-wind performance with a twin tip? On the 15m would be a sweet spot - a bit more dynamic and most probably enough power. Additionaly I believe for my low-wind usage, the Sonic 4 is a better choice than the 3, as more reliable and user friendly kite
@@c.l.4959 Defo go for sonic4 as it's more stable and don't even look at sonic3. Sizes are tricky part. Not sure of your riding skils and what is light wind for you. But sonic outperforms soul in all ways and after spending time with sonic you would defo wont go back to souls. I personally have 10m and 15 sonic4 . Using 15m from 10 to 20 knots and 10m from 15 to 35 knots. Personally would not go for 18m as too big for me and not worth to sacrifice kite speed for extra 1-2 knots at low end. You can add extra 3m extension and you have extra pull. Depends on where you live and what wind you have during the year. If light windy days are common and more than half year then defo go for 18m and you will have blast every single day but if you have medium winds and want to ride 15m in 20knots which is a lot of fun go with 15m kite as I'm able to hold it up to 26knots 🙂 with small board. Soul is more for beginners but sonic4 is more for advanced as you actually need to fly kite and be precise 🙂
@@MrStarkabelis Thanks for all the info-I truly appreciate your comments. I didn’t mention it before, but I also have an 11m Sonic3, although it’s for a completely different program than light wind use, so it’s not relevant to my question. Just thought I'd mention it!
@@c.l.4959 had 11m sonic3 eachh a lot of bad memories 😂 But yeah sonic4 is nice go for 15m and you won't regret as it's perfect size between 12m and 18m
@@MrStarkabelis I finally managed to sale my Sonic 3 11m - but not my Soul 2 15m yet. Soon I will receive my Sonic 4 in 12m and 15m. I hope and believe I will have a blast with them. Thanks for all info provided!
Geras vaizdas😊👍👏
Nice video!
May I ask some feed back from this Sonic4 15m in term of dynamics and behavior?
I and 78kg and currently , I have a Soul 2 15m for light wind days (with a twin tip)
It feels like it’s lacking a bit of power in the low end, so I’m considering upgrading to a Sonic 3 or 4 for that extra power.. I’m undecided between the 15m and 18m models-leaning towards the 18m for the added low-end power. However, I’m also concerned that, at this size, the kite might be a bit slow to turn and could feel cumbersome to manoeuvre. Do you think the 18m would be too sluggish, or could it be the right choice for maximizing light-wind performance with a twin tip? On the 15m would be a sweet spot - a bit more dynamic and most probably enough power.
Additionaly I believe for my low-wind usage, the Sonic 4 is a better choice than the 3, as more reliable and user friendly kite
@@c.l.4959 Defo go for sonic4 as it's more stable and don't even look at sonic3.
Sizes are tricky part. Not sure of your riding skils and what is light wind for you. But sonic outperforms soul in all ways and after spending time with sonic you would defo wont go back to souls. I personally have 10m and 15 sonic4 . Using 15m from 10 to 20 knots and 10m from 15 to 35 knots. Personally would not go for 18m as too big for me and not worth to sacrifice kite speed for extra 1-2 knots at low end. You can add extra 3m extension and you have extra pull. Depends on where you live and what wind you have during the year. If light windy days are common and more than half year then defo go for 18m and you will have blast every single day but if you have medium winds and want to ride 15m in 20knots which is a lot of fun go with 15m kite as I'm able to hold it up to 26knots 🙂 with small board.
Soul is more for beginners but sonic4 is more for advanced as you actually need to fly kite and be precise 🙂
@@MrStarkabelis Thanks for all the info-I truly appreciate your comments. I didn’t mention it before, but I also have an 11m Sonic3, although it’s for a completely different program than light wind use, so it’s not relevant to my question. Just thought I'd mention it!
@@c.l.4959 had 11m sonic3 eachh a lot of bad memories 😂
But yeah sonic4 is nice go for 15m and you won't regret as it's perfect size between 12m and 18m
@@MrStarkabelis I finally managed to sale my Sonic 3 11m - but not my Soul 2 15m yet.
Soon I will receive my Sonic 4 in 12m and 15m. I hope and believe I will have a blast with them.
Thanks for all info provided!
@c.l.4959 you will be happy! Enjoy! 🤗
Wind ?
10-14 knots
@@MrStarkabelis posso chiederti qual’e il range minimo e massimo di quella vela
@@lucamansi2022 I'm 88kg and on TT can go from min 9knots to max 25 knots 🙂
@@MrStarkabelis I weigh 70 kg with 10 knt can I already jump well?
@@lucamansi2022 well with 70kg body weight you will defo jump higher with 15m² and will have more hangtime and fun 🙂