2023 North Code Zero Review
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Jump in the water with Pat as he takes you kite foiling with the all-NEW 2023 North Code Zero single-strut kite.
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I saw the kite a few days ago here in St. Pete, FL and the build quality looks good and was impressed with its light weight.
Thanks for sharing your observation! 🤙🏽 The North Code Zero is a great kite and it's known for its innovative design, impressive performance, and quality build. The Code Zero features a unique construction with a low-profile shape and a one-strut design, which makes it incredibly lightweight and easy to handle. This kite is ideal for riders who enjoy foiling, wave riding, or freeriding in light wind conditions. If you're looking for a kite that is versatile, easy to use, and offers a great performance, the North Code Zero is definitely worth considering. Good winds! -Aaron
Could you say something about the basic pull/drag of the Code Zero at the high-end wind range? I have been trying out a 12m Airush Ultra V4 one-strutter both on a foil and on a twintip and noticed that
1. I could not really depower it in the high-end because it has a rather strong basic drag even when you fully let go of the bar (sorry if the wording is not correct...) and
2. on a twintip, I could hardly go upwind at all even though there was more than enough wind.
Is the Code Zero a better choice concerning these issues?
Hey, there-great question, my friend. 🤙🏽 This one would best be handled with a phone call. Got a moment to chat? (800) 622-4655
@MACkiteboarding Hi, I'm from Germany, so a phone call might be challenging... don't even know what is your time zone 🤔
How about size 11 for light wind foiling, starting from 8 knots?comparing to size 9 you have tested, would you think it’s going to be bulky and slow ? Thank you
Hey Lorenzo, I don't think the 11 would be too bulky or slow I'd go off of your weight and experience level. I am 195lbs I had to work the 9m some to get up but was quite happy with the power when up and riding in around 111knts
-Pat
Below 10 knots, use a ram air kite...
Nothing new. Same old same old.
Thank you for sharing your opinion, my friend. 🤙🏽 Good winds to you. -Aaron