Gruff - 25-10-2014 at 07:51 AM
Hi,
I have been using 4 line kites (reactors) for now, but am thinking of getting a depower kite. I'd like to use it for buggying, flyboarding en body
dragging.
The question I have is what size is a decent starter size?
The kites I now fly range from 2->6m2, the depower I am looking for starts at 6 and goes up to 12m2 (Pansh Genesis).
What is a good size to start with that can be used under most circumstances?
Any advice?
thanx,
Erik
Bladerunner - 25-10-2014 at 10:55 AM
The Pansh kites don't come with a bar. You will need to get a bar and set it up to work on that kite. Are you sure the $ saving is worth the agro? I
know I had to build and tune a bar for my Pansh Aurora and the time it took away from my fly time wasn't worth it. Pansh was no help after I had
purchased the kite and asked them questions.
( oops, I see they now offer a bar at extra cost . You will still have to tune it judging by Pansh's track record . )
Learning on water with closed cell foils can be difficult.
Have you considered a used LEI?
Gruff - 25-10-2014 at 01:54 PM
Thanx for the response.
I was planning on using it primarily for land stuff (buggy/flyboarding). The bodydragging is only for fun if the weather/water allows it.
Kitesurfing is definitely not planned with this one. 
Good point about the bar, but like you noticed, they luckily now added it in the package.
Are most LEI's not about 2 to 4 times as pricy as these new puppies from Pansh?
One of my main problem is that I have not yet found any reviews, neither good nor bad about them.
Should I go for a LEI, I once again must ask the question; what is a decent size to start with?