Ok, today I had an inversion with my 12M Xbow II and tried what I thought would work....and it did!

15-20 knots, kite inverts and hits the water....all turns ugly as the kite would not "fix" itself after numerous flys up and hit the water attempts (the "bounce"). The kite became a soggy mass. I tried pulling one of the outside lines but I had to pull to much line and felt unsafe with all the line near me. So, I moved the saftey to the ring on the one line. All one has to do is stay cool, unclip safety from chicken loop, then grab the plastic depower thingy, pull it toward you and clip the safety in to the ring. Then I popped the quick release and out goes the bar while kite killing to one line. The kite was then on one line for long enough to correct itself. Finally, realed in the leash line, got to the bar and just made sure I was well away from the leash line while holding the bar, lines feed out and kite goes up sans invert...perfect! Pull down on depower plastic thingy again, unclip the from the ring and clip in to chicken loop........ and voila kite 100% and off again.

PS I wear gloves.

That's cooler than an Bald Eskimo's head in overpriced Ice Bar.

Flag my turbo diesel to one line aswell if I get an invert (hardly any now) Corrects it every time

Hey Silviu, inversions happen and pumping the kite so dam hard is a bugger, and risky with little sticks, shells and the like....not to mention excessive pressure on the seams etc. etc. Bow 2 hasen't inverted in the air...but dam, the way I fly them some inversions are bound to happen here and there.

I am nackered, been kiting days and days....3.5 hrs. again today

i have seen my instinct attepmt to invert, got to love them anti inversion lines ;)
i livted back up in the air after i crashed it, then you could see the LE start to fold backwards then it just crashed back on the water.