Review based Kite purchases - You got it wrong!

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Chris6791
Chris6791
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11 Feb 2011 5:34pm
I'd love to see someone like Neil at Hold the Lines write reviews, based solely on what he sees in for repair, then you could go in and purchase on the absence of reviews...?
Chris6791
Chris6791
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11 Feb 2011 6:25pm
^ agreed RPM, but that doesn't mean every kite is perfectly robust either, although I am fairly new at kiting I have heard and seen a number of kites that have inherent weaknesses that won't show up until the kite is a few months or more old, and they are both on newbies/kooks and very experienced riders who know what they are doing, both on the water and looking after their kit.

Feeback from someone like HTL could highlight manufacturers that are doing it on the cheap, or manufacturers/kites that are generally of a high standard but have a tendency to fail at a certain critical point.

I won't brand bash as my experience is quite limited and narrow but it would be an interesting exercise if a kite repairer were willing to offer feedback from their POV.
waveslave
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11 Feb 2011 11:15pm
waveslave said...

"Dude, they fly the smoothest of smooth."



"Man, did you see how lit I was on the 12m?"

"Dude, you were hell lit."

"Man, I was insanely lit."

"Dude, that was mental."

"I was mentally lit, man."

"Dude, I'd say you were stupidly lit. Stupid and lit."

"Smooth and lit, man."

"Yeah, smoother and litter, dude."

"No man, not litter. You're saying I'm rubbish."

"Right, just lit then ...ok dude."

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