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  • Опубліковано 18 жов 2022
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  • @codifilo
    @codifilo Рік тому +2

    Beautiful spot and nice riding. Freeride kitefoiling is awesome.

  • @nagarjuna1968
    @nagarjuna1968 Рік тому +1

    great video and nice riding! What is your experience with cloud kites and what sizes are you flying?

    • @glidejunkie
      @glidejunkie  Рік тому +1

      Thanks! Since I tried Clouds I don't ride anything else with foil. I am very happy with them. A couple of times a year I use my partner's Neo with twintip and they feel so clumsy compared to my Clouds. Clouds are very agile and drift a lot. They work great for freeride foiling. I would not choose them for twintip riding because they are not good for jumping and they go upwind less than a strutted kite. Although the 8m and smaller sizes are very fun in the waves and they go upwind well enough.
      I use 3.7, 4.8, 6.2, 8, 10.4 and 13m, so I can ride 7 to 37 knots winds
      13m is my less favorite but a session saver in very light days.
      I could cover a large range with only 4.8m and 8m, but it's so nice to ride just the right size in all conditions.

    • @nagarjuna1968
      @nagarjuna1968 Рік тому +1

      @@glidejunkie Thank you very much for your helpful answer. I am also on the water a lot with Neos, as I often kitesurf with directionals. I will definitely try them out soon. Did you order them directly in Hawaii from boardriding Maui?

    • @glidejunkie
      @glidejunkie  Рік тому

      @@nagarjuna1968 I ordered my first 10.4m directly through a friend in the US. The other 7 clouds I got them in the 2nd hand market

  • @robinmordasiewicz
    @robinmordasiewicz Рік тому +1

    beauty riding

  • @slabsports1270
    @slabsports1270 Рік тому +2

    Waht Top Speed of 657.
    🤙

    • @glidejunkie
      @glidejunkie  Рік тому

      I use Cloud kites which are superfast turning, but not the best for pure speed. I have seen frequent readings of 47km/h in the GPS. And I have heard reports of 65km/h which I think it is a lot. Maybe possible with a foil kite...