markrogers

There are some of us with bars/harnesses who can do the same with both hands free

Anyone seen the "Wanted" poster? I put it up, it says: Wanted Wind, last seen a month ago! Nothing but rain and wind or no wind since and yes I am getting withdrawal symptoms. Happy New Year all th same. BTW if I had the money I'd probably buy a stack of revs as well, but then again the new Frenzy 05 14M keeps calling me as well

Hi Penny, I'll try attaching the lines to the verticals later this week, my Quadrifoil Comp. XM is a relatively quick traction kite and is also great fun in light winds, where you can do similar tricks to the Rev. I had noticed in the vid clips of you (you make it look so easy) that you move about a lot, perhaps thats where I'm going wrong as I am literally 'static' I put in some more practise. BTW what is your favourite Rev for ballet stuff out of the models available?

I was wondering if my EXP had something wrong with it. I just can't get it to fly sideways and it hardly flies backwards. It will fly backwards but not very fast and is a real pain to keep in the air when doing so. I am thinking that maybe the bridle isn't setup correctly. The lines are all the same length as I set those up when I first got it. I do like flying it though and was thinking of getting another one, especially after seeing the vids on here. Which one is the best for ballet? I'm not bothered how long it takes me to learn, I'd just like to start with the best one to begin with. Thanks.

Oops I was wrong. Bob's revs are 4 feet wide but tere are 24 of them. 200 lb line and no reinforcements. Yeah, it does just about pull your arms off! That looks amazing I've never seen a stack of Revs here in the UK, although I knew you could stack them. Have to buy some more.