Both kites are the Pro version. Complete and ready to fly.
High quality items and in excellent 10 out of 10 condition.
Shipped from Jacksonville FL.

Asking $250 for the 3.3 m and $325 for the 4.4 m.

Open to offers on either or both.

I have high resolution photos of both kites in photobucket:

http://s562.photobucket.com/user/KGBkiteboarding/media/PKD%2...

Here I can only upload tiny 250kb pictures. Here is a stock photo:

Someone buy these for me!!!!

Just added high resolution pictures to Photobucket:

http://s562.photobucket.com/user/KGBkiteboarding/media/PKD%2...

Thanks.

What is the prise

Looks like he wants offers made Bob. If anyone needs to know what they go for new,ask bigkid (Jeff). I won't say what I paid for mine as I was sponsored by BKK , but I do know they are one of the best deals on kites, dollar for dollar. I'm no longer sponsored and I still pimp and fly only PKD.:D

Quote: Originally posted by WELDNGOD

I'm no longer sponsored and I still pimp and fly only PKD.:D

How could can you say such a thing? You'll be a team rider till the day I die.

I'd like to know WELDNGOD's and Bigkid's opinion on how the PKD Soulfly Pro versions fly compared to HQ Beamers in same size. Handles and/or bars.

Thanks, gents.

I have never flown a Beamer. I started with Flexi Rages. Then went to PKDs. Pictures are worth a 1000 words, so here is a vid of me as lead buggy filming a slower buggy in the rear view. Winds were around 20-25 mph. My kite was a 2.2 and the other was a 1.5. ( note* my buggy weighs 131 lbs. and I'm 175 lbs.). https://vimeo.com/53914152 How's that for power and finesse ?

Quote: Originally posted by Serge

I'd like to know WELDNGOD's and Bigkid's opinion on how the PKD Soulfly Pro versions fly compared to HQ Beamers in same size. Handles and/or bars. Thanks, gents.

I've not flown a Beamer on a bar, only handles, but I have flown numerous versions of the Beamer (in different sizes) and own two of the Soulflys (non-pro). I own a 3.6m Beamer and a 1.5 and 2.2m Soulfly. I will say in general, the Soulfly has more power for it's size than other similar kites I've flown.

I'd take the Soulfly Pro over the Beamer in the long run, but I absolutely love my Beamer and don't mean that as a statement to discourage anyone from owning a Beamer. I find the Beamer to be tamer, sit deeper in the window, and to feel a bit stabler than the Soulfly. However this comes with drawbacks, I can much more easily outrun my Beamer in low friction traction kiting (Skates/Ice/Buggy), though it's much less of an issue with my mountain board, or (obviously) scudding and static. The Soulfly's are still plenty begginer friendly like the Beamer, and when teaching someone weight and wind speed determine which I grab (as I've not bought a full quiver of Soulfly yet). The Soulfly easily has the wider wind window, and sits higher at zenith. I don't have issues with outrunning it on skates/ice/buggy or with any other traction sport and it. It definitely is a bit better for the experienced flyer, but at the cost of needing to be a little better at redirects (easier to get too far to the side of the wind) and at it sitting higher at zenith (not overflying, but the sun is bright midday). On my own, the material and bridles are heavier duty on my Beamer, but I'd not criticize the Soulfly's at all, just one of the major differences I noticed.

Hope that helps (though I'm not at the level of either of the people you wanted responses from)

Volock, nice job. :thump: your right about the Beamer being a bit less than the Buster. The Buster I, II, and III were totally a beginner kite with an adjustable AOA that would move it into the intermediate range. The Brooza's were intermediate kites that had an adjustable AOA which moved it into the race kite category. At which time the new Buster was being developed it's surpassed both of the buster and Brooza categories without an adjustable AOA. The new kite was called the Buster Soulfly, it was designed to be flown on handles or the Buster bar. With the piss poor quality controls that comes with having your kites made in China as all the other major kite company's, PKD began making kites in their own factory. At which point quality showed them that their kite was even better than was originally thought. So the Buster Soulfly became the Buster Soulfly Pro, with a new bag and lighter material. It is still a great high wind race kite or a gentle beginner kite with some balls.
Hope that helps in understanding.

Excellent input on the qualities of PKD kites, gentlemen! Always appreciate the info from people that regularly fly them and know their performance in ALL CONDITIONS.

"Buster Soulfly Pro is still a great high wind race kite or a gentle beginner kite with some balls." I think this quote should be borrowed by PKD.

Cheers!

Just updated the price on both kites.

Past happy owner of Buster Soullfy 3.3 They always said "you don't fly the bag" because they were pretty much just a lunch sack quality. Great kites thou!


I've got lots of experience with many beamers too.


Great kites. Predictable in power and smoothness acceleration and wind window performance.

but.


I still love the crisp turning aspect rate of my Peter Lynn(s) I can pinwheel and pivot any of those (including the 6.8m) right on the center of axis. Better wind window performance too.


free post bump to the OP

Soul Fly Pro's made many improvements.

PRICE LOWERED: .

PKD Buster SoulFly PRO 3.3 m - $250
PKD Buster SoulFly PRO 4.4 m - $325

Im interested in the Soulfly 3.3M was wondering if the 250 includes shipping?

Quote: Originally posted by lceliz

Im interested in the Soulfly 3.3M was wondering if the 250 includes shipping?

Good pick,you won"t be disappointed! Great kite. Just try not to crash it too bad. It is made from lighter paraglider material.The std. version is polyester and dang hard to hurt.

lol I have crashed my 1.8 trying to get it to almost touch the ground with the tip but it looks cool when I have done it correctly.

So I guess that one needs to stay in the air more than to do tricks with.