Ive got a North 1 that i never use mate, urs if ya want it.

Beersy said..
Forget about the gauge, It's unnescessary...

Actually it is, if the kite has a two way pump valve. I prefer them as they allow the gauge to give a reading and you have more precise pressure applied to the kite, at least to meet manufacturer's recommended pressure (usually around 5 to 7psi). Of course the other way is to simply bend the wing tips after pumping the kite and see if they bend easily. If they do, you need to pump her up more!

Gorgo said..
I agree. Pump gauges and hand held wind meters go straight in the bin. Completely useless devices imparting inaccurate information to incompetent kiters.

That's a bit harsh. What's wrong with a gauge? Whether it displays an accurate pressure and 7psi is really 7psi or maybe 6 is irrelevant. It allows you to pump your kite to the same pressure every time you go out and you don't even have to drop the pump to bend wingtips or listen to the "ping". Very convenient.

fcaramia said..
****, I actually meant the nozzle! Where can I buy a nozzle?

Just steal one from another kiter. Plenty lying around the beach.