how light are you talking about?
What board(s) do you have?
How much do you weigh?

I've got a 14m Cabrina black tip only used 7-8 times....yours for a bargain $500

Hi Nathand,

A better idea would be to look at picking up an Airush Exile 135 x 47 board. It will increase your bottom end dramatically and will be cheaper if you can find one, than buying a kite.

A 12m Flow 07 or 08 is a grunty kite. Would have a lot more bottom end than the Havoc. See what is on the classifieds.

Or wait a few moths and buy our ex rental one.

Good winds,

It ain't he meat, it's da motion.

do u get up and goin in say 12 knots on your 12 flow

I'd go a 14 mate

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so do blokes think i thould put it 1100 on a 14 or 500 on a 12?

12 is way too close to 10 in my opinion. Get the 14.

i weigh 65 and i got a 15m cabrinha omega for my light wind kite. my mate weighs 95 and he can use it in the same wind.. and he is amzingly crap at kiting. i stick with a 9m and a 15m. then you dont have 100 kites laying around, saves you money and you are still covered in any wind range, eccept the wind at the moment minus 7 knots

go a 14 for ultimate light wind riding!

AaronB said...

Stay well clear of Best, break too easy.

Ahhhuumm... bollocks matey. You can't generalise about a brand's entire output.

I have 2 Best Cs (Yargas) and they have taken a pounding. On several occassions i thought I was going to be left with a shredded canopy (catching waves not recomended). Results: not one rip to date after thrashing my gear for 2 seasons (they were one season old when i bought it too). The build quality of these Yargas is tops. BTW I have no pimping afiliation or anything to gain. Simply put the tough factor is way up there.

Reports were the original Waroos were a bit suss on stitching though. Wanna know how many Cab owners (x-bows I think) I have spoken to lately who love the way there kites fly but can't believe how readily the come apart???