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It finally warmed up a little and I was really ready to fly some kites. http://carolinabeachkiter.com/2020/02/25/the-usual-sunday-curse/

I wish I would of had more time to meet more people at SPI. I was only there for 3 days, but I'm now realizing how many connections I missed. I'm originally from Maquoketa, but now reside in Oregon. I'll be at both of the Lincoln City festivals this year.

1) Thanks to JB for posting, Watty who apparently made the video, and everyone who has added ideas. I am doing my old, original Rev handles today which I rarely use since I prefer my second, longer snag less set. However, nice to have backup and if I ever get my grand kids interested, they can start on the shorts. 2) Shame on Rev for leaving those nasty burrs. One of mine measured 3/32". 3) To get the end cap soff over the above burrs, I closed a small adjustable plastic jawed clamp to just slide over the tube, then used it to apply pushing pressure to the end cap to slide it off. This left a nice mark on the inside of the cap which I guess won't hurt anything, but it's just sloppy work.

Made contact with Bri and bag is ordered! Thanks for all the information to all. Much appreciated 👍

+1 for Bri, she made me a bag a few months ago and was great to work with. She customized it exactly to my liking! https://www.breezefabricworks.com/ Sent from my GM1917 using KiteLife mobile app

check one more vote for Brianne Howard, capable (if you can define your own needs adequately!), reasonable and fast!

Most of the custom bags for stacks you see here or on the beach are homemade or made by Bri Howard, here in Oregon. She uses a similar fabric to that in Rev bags. She will custom design with you as many slots, sizes, handle and line pockets, etc. And do stack bags too. Sorry, I don't have her web address off hand, but she also is on FB.

That's an Axel with a stack at 1:22

No, it’s just a loud kite Sent from my iPhone using KiteLife mobile app