Power Kite Forum - Peter lynn twister

screamer

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posted on 6-6-2009 at 01:57 PM

Peter lynn twister

Have just bought a new peter lynn twister 4.1 so i could do a bit of jumping because it was new advised that i jumped with a flexifoil rage 2.5 due to the float.
got the kite out of the bag and it was very easy to set up was flying with in 20 mins.
when finally got the kite in the sky the kite took a bit of getting use to but after that the kite was excellent it lifted when i wanted it to and was responsive. i managed to do around a six foot jump and the kite provided enough float to let me own gently.
WOULD RECOMMEND THIS KITE ANY DAY
thanks
screamer

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exit 1.8m and a flexifoil rage 2.5m
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posted on 6-6-2009 at 06:36 PM

A Twirter huh? Is that a new model :D

Yeah... I got a kite. Or two...

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posted on 12-6-2009 at 06:36 AM

glad to hear it, i got a 5.6 a few month back and its been a great kite... mougl will agree too im sure :smilegrin:

4's are a little on the light side for "safe" jumping, so invest in some pads and a bucket (but you had those anyway, right?) and have fun!!

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posted on 15-6-2009 at 10:06 AM

Drew you know me too well! I LOVE my Twister II! I agree with Drew, the 4.1 is a bit on the small side for jumping so be careful!

if you get the chance, grab hold of a 5.6...its an experience you won't soon forget :D

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