Here is all you need to know. Buy a 3 strut. 5 struts are dead. That's why Cabrinha, slingshot ECT put Allula on their 3 strut kites but NOT five strut kites.
I think because it is impossible to make drastic changes all the time. Matter of fact, almost 99.99% of everything we do is improved incrementally, because that is how most progress and innovations happen. Slowly and incrementally.
I have both models, and can tell ya the 2023 is definately less bar pressure, and snappier faster turns. That being said, I feel as though the 2021 is more stable, especially in gusty conditions. Must be due to the pulleys it has. Either way both kites still kick ass in my opnion!
@@adrianveras4117 Thank you! I will still be holding on to my 2021 since I am a begginer and I have a lot to learn until I switch to another year/models.
Thanks for the great review!
what about loops/heliloops? is it possible on 12 or 9m?
2021 was pretty slow, how faster They are 2023 or 2024?
What's the difference between Switchblade and Nitro? Is Switchblade not a big air looping kite? This confusion bars entry to give Cabrinha a try.
Nitro is lighter construction than switch.
Here is all you need to know. Buy a 3 strut. 5 struts are dead. That's why Cabrinha, slingshot ECT put Allula on their 3 strut kites but NOT five strut kites.
Why doesn’t Cabrinha and the like not put anything new out until their is a drastic change that even a beginner could feel.
I think because it is impossible to make drastic changes all the time. Matter of fact, almost 99.99% of everything we do is improved incrementally, because that is how most progress and innovations happen. Slowly and incrementally.
The kites are too similar, I would like to know how a 2023 feels compared to a 2021, my actual kite. There the difference must be bigger, I think...
I have both models, and can tell ya the 2023 is definately less bar pressure, and snappier faster turns. That being said, I feel as though the 2021 is more stable, especially in gusty conditions. Must be due to the pulleys it has. Either way both kites still kick ass in my opnion!
@@adrianveras4117 Thank you! I will still be holding on to my 2021 since I am a begginer and I have a lot to learn until I switch to another year/models.
Good question!