revpaul - 29-7-2008 at 09:33 PM
is it not in the same league with Blurr/Cult. Does Cult have factory AAA kit?
Paul
BeamerBob - 30-7-2008 at 05:05 AM
I haven't yet flown the blurr or cult yet but will have a chance soon on the cult and end of september at JIBE. I understand they are reduced lift
kites that are well suited for a buggy. The crossfire has a bridle setting that reduces its lift and increased its speed for the buggy. Ozone and
Flexi make really nice kites but the Crossfire has to be the best bargain out there for a high performance kite. In the 5m size the CF is $300 less
than the Blurr. You can change the bridle back to lifty and you have an awesome jumping kite. Very versatile.
acampbell - 30-7-2008 at 07:14 AM
As Bobby says, the Crossfire II is a very versatile high performance kite at a great price point. You just have to stay ahead of it a bit when it is
in the low lift setting, as it is less forgiving in the case of a mis-timed jibe. In the lifty setting it is very stable. Excellent build quality
and is very complete, even with ground stake.