After the back-to-back upwind/ DW session, I felt the need to fly these parawings on land to show their ability to ride using only the front lines. This is important for when we want to de-power the parawing while riding that is what need to be able to do. Releasing the rear lines allows more wind to flow through the parawing rather than it being held by the canopy/ generating power. These two parawings displayed very different abilities to do just that. Check out the video to see how they fly and let me know what else we could be testing out there! Hope you find this video helpful in your DW journey! Don’t forget to subscribe for more foiling tutorials, down winding tips, and parawing techniques to elevate your water sports skills. Leave a comment or question below, and share your own experiences with foiling! Enjoy the vibes! Gear: @amosshapescustomsurfboards2460 Bullet 8'2/ 19/ 115L @boardridingmaui 4.0m Maliko @levelwingsportugal D-Wing 4.2m @codefoils 1130S/ 135/ Medium fuse/ 80 (+) mast Wind: 12kts - 18kts Rider: 81kgs (kite, wing, DW, prone experience) Keep the comments coming as it helps me with ideas for my next video! ⸻ Visit www.labratfoiler.com to learn more about the Online Parawing Course Use code: LABRAT10 for 10% off :) ⸻ Don’t forget to subscribe for more foiling tutorials, down winding tips, and parawing techniques to elevate your water sports skills. ⸻ Sponsors:@ozone.wing @codefoils @foilrat on Instagram #Parawing #Foiling #podcast
