Dudek Driftair - FIRST IMPRESSIONS!
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2024
- The Dudek Driftair was way more impressive than I expected. It was agile, energetic, and forgiving. I found myself having a surprising amount of fun despite being on a size larger than I'd prefer. It launched easy, landed easy, and was stupid fun in the air. All around, I could see the Driftair being a great all arounder and a wing that most people will fly as their "forever" wing.
Here's some additional information on the Driftair:
Sizes available: 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24
Aspect ratio: 5.80
Cost: $4,000
Cells: 60
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Thanks for the review, Trevor!
Best all around wing out there love mine
Agreed it has a very on rails feeling to it, I got to fly one a month ago or so and really enjoyed it.
i cant believe you guys have such open amazing areas... fantastic
My new main wing in the 18, I love the launch - so easy, rips round nice but is nice and chill if you want a hands off break. I wish the brake handles were a tiny bit bigger to get your hands fully through to hold higher up towards the line attatchments. lovely stuff
Just bought myself one this week and got a few flights on it. I agree, its an awesome wing and super fun yet still easy to manage. So nice.
Looking forward to this
I have the sister wing to this, the ReportAir. She tracks like she's on rails and has incredible XC efficiency. Nowhere near as spinny as this, and she's heavy as hell, so nil wind launches are a pain, but that weight lends itself well to cutting through heavy turbulence.
I love the risers on Dudek wings so much, I duplicated the split-tipsteer setup on my ozone wing by adding an intermediary line between the independent tip steer line and my main brake toggles. So nice since I can use either dedicated tip steer when trimmed out, or tip and brake when trimmed in. Adds safety too since you don't have the chance of accidently pulling brake while trimmed out on reflex and collapsing the wing when you have independent tip toggles.
Thanks for the insight on the driftair, could you please review the Hadron 3 and compare the two? I'm in between those two
Nice review and super good content! Thnx man!
Haha I just flew that exact wing (Wes) had no idea you flew it. Fun wing!
Super fun wing!
Started with the roadster 3 and loved that wing. I switched to the Kona 2 so I could gain a few more minutes of flight time with my electric SP140. It accomplished that but I do miss the better handling and the reflex of the Roadster3 … People talk about the most efficient wing but that can mean so many things. What wing would you recommend for someone like me who wants the most flight time in the air as possible with a electric SP140?
How many hours do you have?
@@TrevorSteele1 50 ish hours on a PPG and about 100 on PPC. That being said what is your recommendation for me and for someone with a million flight hours.
Hey...I know that schoolie!
Thanks for the video im looking to buy a driftair, I'm 220pounds without my paramotor so about 295pounds all up full loaded. Which would be better for me? A 24mtr or 22mtr? Thanks
What elevation do you live at?
@@TrevorSteele1 sea level
@@HamishCouper 22 FOR SURE.
I have 5 22m driftairs in stock. 4 Calypso and 1 fusion.
I'm the same weight...the 22m is perfect for me.
Hey how comparer with bgd luna2
Interested to know this also.. how it compares. Any chance of a Luna2 review anytime Trevor?
Hey.. i cant understand why so many of american pilots dont use pk or power attack system for normal flying.. it helps with bleeding off energy or even adding it from flying straight to high g corners. I think euro style of flying is ever so slightly different
IMO it's more about reducing complexity. I can get 99% of what I want out of a wing just using trims alone, so adding bar is a bit unnecessary and adds danger, especially trimmed out. Other than free flying most US pilots I talk to just don't have a use case for speedbar since slalom racing and extreme acro isn't as popular here, especially since the US community tends to focus more on XC and adventure flying with some medium acro.
Gotta fix that mic audio bro. 16m Driftair is my favorite!
How much
Shorten the brakes by 2 inches an watch it really come alive I've did a power loop at. The. Weekend on mine that was an 18 😊😊
I would love to
@@TrevorSteele1 when you get use to how much energy that thing can carry ull be suprised what you can do with it.
Driftair is much better when you enable PA system. Much more fun.
Oh I believe it