Fractured Axel

I absolutely love flying my Tribord. I know it's not a big name kite but it definitely represents good value for money.

Steph ferme worked on the orao feel'r 160 i think, which i tried yesterday. a bit bouncy on the lines but very tough. handle very high winds very nicely and is great for beginners. loved it so much that i'm getting one myself to share around with friends who i don't trust with my hypnotist or silverfox

Bit more from the Tribords; we flew up to 5 together today

And a blog post, with a bit more on these kites as well as on a new dual-line pair that we've taken under our wings.

Had chance to play around with the feel'r 160. And i'm getting one myself 

It's very tough and very easy to fly. so i'm getting one to use as a lend-around kite for when people want to try out kite flying. and it does ok in high wind so there's that too. Planning on replacing the fliying lines with dyneema and adding a knot ladder on the upper outhaul bridle for some adjustability 

here is a video of Flying Fish, L-Katz and myself flying 4 Tribord R244 stunt kites together

https://youtu.be/MX3eKsgSdCg