animal - 14-9-2006 at 01:20 PM
im 6ft2 and 13 stone not sure what that is in kgs sorry.. ive flown kites for a while and want that floaty feeling now the winters coming the winds
are tending to pick up so thats why im thinking the 4mtr would be good... if you or anyone else has any other comments please let me know more info
the better lol
thanks for all your help guys!! AD
raycapp1 - 19-9-2006 at 12:08 PM
if you are used to flying 4 line kites and want lot of lift go for the flexifoil blade there hard core, but if ya never flown a big kite then i would
leave the blade as it will hert u
animal - 19-9-2006 at 02:41 PM
yeah ive been reading alot about them and im starting off with a crossfire 4.0mtr plus the winters coming and as u know it picks up quite quickly in
this country... have you and comments on the crossfire?? ad
raycapp1 - 19-9-2006 at 11:09 PM
a couple of lads here on this fourm fly them i think(not shore) but pn the hq you can add just the pull and lift by adjusting the briadel
code - 20-9-2006 at 11:43 AM
I posted in your other thread about the crossfire. And yeah..there are a few others here. I've found that racekites.com has quite a few reviews on
them as well, varying sizes, that you may want to check out. That's where I got most of my info. on mine and it definitely helped me make the
decision. Not sure if there is a review on this forum for crossfires or not. Still want to fly mine a bit more before posting one.
~Joe
animal - 20-9-2006 at 12:48 PM
thanks guys for you help.. been chattin to 1 of the guys from one of the kite shops and he reckons it be a good starter kite with a challenge.. ill
let you guys now what i think after ive had a play with it lol thanks again for all ur help.. if you wana chat or if u have any useful video clips or
sites heres my addy adamlee69@hotmail.co.uk