Got the chance to try the 9m in light wind, fun kite for chops and waves it steers fast. But not sure if it is because of light wind i felt it is not responsive around 12 when jumping, if i take it past 12 it is hard to steer it back in front of me.
Congrats for your videos! One question: did you test 10m reach? I was thinking for a kite that could really do the job in waves (dont know if I have to go down to a 9m, or 10m is quick enough), do some unhook moves (same, dont know if 9m would be too quick for unhook moves, and 10 would be better for that) and finally put some loops in hight winds (dont know if 10m loops right), I would go to a 10m, but dont know about the loop ability and quickness for surfkite about this size or go to a 9m... winds that I want it is for 14-27 Thanks in advanced!!!
Hi, I enjoyed your video! I was wondering if you could please tell me any info on how the North Reach 2024 flies compared to the Duotone evo SLS? I am interested in which kite would be more stable in the sky, resistant to gusts, less prone to stalling, intuitive to control, less punishing / more user friendly, easiest to learn kite loops, better low end (easier to keep in the sky / less likely to fall out of the sky when the wind drops off a little, and any other factors I might not have considered? Many thanks in advance for any advice you can give me
for your weight, the 8 and 10m Orbits are perfect options if you're into big air and kite loops. While both the Orbit and Reach work well in 12m, yet we believe the Reach will excel in lighter wind conditions.
We would recommend this kite as a allrounder for sure! The difference compared to the Evo SLS is that the Evo SLS is more focused on high performance freeriding, such as big air and kiteloop progression. The Reach is capable of more disciplines at once! Cheers Ozzem
The Reach is easier for beginners compared to the Evo SLS. Think of the Reach as similar to the regular Evo, while the Evo SLS is designed more for pulling loops or getting higher jumps.
Fuck.
Tested it.
Feels beter than my orbits
Cool! Thanks for the video!
Got the chance to try the 9m in light wind, fun kite for chops and waves it steers fast. But not sure if it is because of light wind i felt it is not responsive around 12 when jumping, if i take it past 12 it is hard to steer it back in front of me.
Congrats for your videos!
One question: did you test 10m reach?
I was thinking for a kite that could really do the job in waves (dont know if I have to go down to a 9m, or 10m is quick enough), do some unhook moves (same, dont know if 9m would be too quick for unhook moves, and 10 would be better for that) and finally put some loops in hight winds (dont know if 10m loops right), I would go to a 10m, but dont know about the loop ability and quickness for surfkite about this size or go to a 9m... winds that I want it is for 14-27
Thanks in advanced!!!
10m or even the 11m reach (depends on your weight), for the 9 you gotta be light in this wind range.
Reach is fast.
Hi, I enjoyed your video! I was wondering if you could please tell me any info on how the North Reach 2024 flies compared to the Duotone evo SLS? I am interested in which kite would be more stable in the sky, resistant to gusts, less prone to stalling, intuitive to control, less punishing / more user friendly, easiest to learn kite loops, better low end (easier to keep in the sky / less likely to fall out of the sky when the wind drops off a little, and any other factors I might not have considered? Many thanks in advance for any advice you can give me
North reach 100% obv
How this compare to Evo SLS??
What windspeed do you test the north reach loop in this video?
How would your quiver look like for a 95kg guy focused on Big Air and Looping? 8 and 10 Orbit and 12/13 Reach for lighter wind or all Orbit?
for your weight, the 8 and 10m Orbits are perfect options if you're into big air and kite loops. While both the Orbit and Reach work well in 12m, yet we believe the Reach will excel in lighter wind conditions.
So do you recomend This kite as an allround kite, for hooked freestyle and Wave and how big is the difference for example the evo sls
We would recommend this kite as a allrounder for sure! The difference compared to the Evo SLS is that the Evo SLS is more focused on high performance freeriding, such as big air and kiteloop progression. The Reach is capable of more disciplines at once! Cheers Ozzem
Is North Reach more beginner friendly than Evo SLS?
The Reach is easier for beginners compared to the Evo SLS. Think of the Reach as similar to the regular Evo, while the Evo SLS is designed more for pulling loops or getting higher jumps.