I was thinking maybe a PKD Buster Soulfly. But I don't know what size. Either the 1.5m(good high wind kite?) or the 2.2m(hows it compare?).
2m is my primary buggy kite. Smaller for high wind, still getting used to 3m and 4m.
Is the PKD Buster Soulfly unique enough, or special enough to justify owning?
Are there any really unique or special kites out there that are "different" then most? I don't want to be missing out if there are.
Would you agree Ozone/PL are the two largest fixed bridle kite companies? Then maybe HQ/Flexifoil?
Then there are companies such as PKD, Prism, and Skydog. Then potentially some higher end, boutique companies such as Cooper, JoJo, and Libre.
And Pansh..
Any other companies make any kites for buggy use?
I've been tempted to get another or two Stings just for backup. That would be a huge loss to anyone who could utilize a high wind buggy kite if they
ever stop making this kite. Truly unique in it's gust absorption properties. You can feel it. Highly underrated kite.
If you buggy and get winds in the 30-50 mph range, you should definitely get a Sting in the 1.7m size.Drewculous - 20-9-2011 at 08:25 AM
Where to start
Must have.... Phantom... Looks/flys/is awesome... I buggy, atb, and static with mine
But there's nothing wrong with all the others you listed..pkd has a good following, and some sweet designslamrith - 20-9-2011 at 08:35 AM
I don't see any PKD in your quiver, a buster or century or even Combat would be a nice addition..cheezycheese - 20-9-2011 at 08:49 AM
There is a GREAT quiver of PL Cores in the for sale section. I hear
they are great buggy engines... lamrith - 20-9-2011 at 08:56 AM
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Originally posted by cheezycheese
There is a GREAT quiver of PL Cores in the for sale section. I hear
they are great buggy engines...
^^^^ What Cheese said!! Someone needs to buy those cores NAO!Bigbear97e - 20-9-2011 at 09:20 AM
HA Ha ..Cheezy .. you are a shameless salesman ....
getting ... weaker....aaaagh.... can......no longer....fight it .....aaaagh.... must..... have ......Cores aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaghdandre - 20-9-2011 at 09:29 AM
If I had to nail down my dream FB setup...
I've always wanted a 4m beamer w/ a blade 6.5.
mmmmm
I'd say VIP seems like a damn classy kite, but I don't know much about it.Drewculous - 20-9-2011 at 09:44 AM
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Originally posted by dandre
I'd say VIP seems like a damn classy kite, but I don't know much about it.
Not sure about classy... But its a riot!Telestrat - 20-9-2011 at 09:46 AM
I have Ozone Flow 3.0 and a 5.0. They both ROCK, baby!! Great kites!!macboy - 20-9-2011 at 03:05 PM
Anything wrong with one of each? Budget constraints aside of course......B-Roc - 20-9-2011 at 03:24 PM
If I was a buggy guy I'd look seriously at trying to find myself a bego 400 and 600 (not a 200). Unique kites with killer upwind and low wind
performance and pull like trucks for their size. Can be super fast with a tap of the brakes and mega lift if you want it while being very stable (in
smooth winds). If you don't want the lift fly them like race kites and don't send them back hard. I find them to be a cross between say a III series
blade and a JOJO RM - taking the best of both and the bad of neither (well, they will backstall if you don't fly them on the brakes but that's about
the only bad point and its super manageable).
If I was flying only inland, I would not fly begos.
I say this as a bego owner (not looking to sell either of them).
I don't view prism, skydog or pansh as real players in the power kite world.
I hear
they are great buggy engines...