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Mr.Lane

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  1. A simple "I'm in" will get you in. The pick happens 12.11.15. Comes with handles and kite 

    Can be converted quad line. Only flown 4 times. good luck

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  2. The PB2-4 is a 2-meter that pulls like a 4-meter foil, hence the name "PB 2-4". I have a Red/Wht in the same pattern as JB's Blu/Wht, and in a 6mph wind I struggle to stay on my feet. I only weigh about 140 pounds, but if the wind is at 8mph, I don't even think about flying it. The PB4-8 is big enough to grab air in 10mph+ winds, and the 2-4 is enough to get me off the ground.

    If you are or want to get into boarding or buggying they are the way to go if you want ultimate control.

    I'm 220. And it might be quite some time before I get a pb or shockwave unless someone wants a trade lol

  3. I think the Speed and Power Series (Supersonic, Shockwave, Blast, etc) don't find legs with most Rev pilots because the most obvious draw of a Rev is absolute control - while the Speed and Power Revs do have control, a TON the finer control is sacrificed in order to generate more speed (narrower profile top to bottom) and pressure (flatter kite and stiffer frame), but those with an appreciation for sudden bursts of speed and power do sometimes find pleasure in them.

    In the right wind, I like the Blast 2.4 because it's closer in proportion (height by width) to the 1.5 class of Revs...

    That being said, I'm a control freak (coughanalcoughretentivecough) and use my B Pro 1.5 kites 99% of the time I'm on Revs. :)

    Well you know I love power. But after you let me fly your rev (first time holding One), I became hooked on the control aspect of kiting. But I just can't shake the itch for power. Now I want power and control.

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  4. So what was bad about Rev Power kites?

    I personally have a PB2/4. As described with the Shockwave...it is a different flavor and style over the 1.5 and variation sized kites.

    I find it quite fun. The 2/4 has some grunt and capable of scudding,landboarding and buggy play. Also the 4/8... SHBKF can comment on that one.

    I am 6' 220lbs. The 2/4 can give me a really good workout in single digits and power grows as the wind does.

    Yet they still hold that 4 line feeling for me..more so over a 4 line foil.

    I have a friend that runs stacked Blast. He uses it for buggy and digs it.

    Well I really need one. I loved power kites, just don't have power kite money. Lol but man I'd love to have one

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