fworley wrote:I wouldn't fly the Frenezy on anything longer than 70/75 feet ... its a small kite, not much presence/weight on the lines.
It is a great kite tho, first and second editions. Where in Spain are you located ? The best way to improve is to fly with others.
-Frazer
Well, I am in Asturias, but here there is hardly anyone left who flies kites and I have no one to fly with hahahaha, I am 21 years old and I like kites because of my father, I had an eolo over and a tango years ago, he was also a friend from a worker at eolo sport, this was a spanish company that had a warehouse and most of the workers were from asturias, my father never flew to do tricks, the kites simply caught his attention and he bought them, but it was not until recently that I decided to start doing tricks, the only kite that I had more or less useful was the over, which is a very good kite today, but for some reason it doesn't perform tricks as simple as lazy susan or rising fade, that is It sort of doesn't rotate on its transverse axis, but hey, I bought a new second-hand eolo neox for 35 euros and it was the one with which I was learning my first axels, flic flac, lazy susan etc... but a rod broke and I'm waiting for the replacement, I saw that there was a frenzy of r - sky for 80 euros and since the market for second-hand kites here is practically nil, I decided to buy it, the truth is I don't expect a big change according to the neox since it is even smaller, the neox already seemed too small and too unstable to learn to do tricks, but well, I guess all this later when I have a more stable one it will benefit me
I just started building my kite bag!! Kite bag: R-sky Frenezy, Eolo Neox, HQ Jam Session, Eolo Over ventrex, Eolo Over Icarex, Eolo Tango 1, HQ Maestro II and searching for a Nirvana and JoE Talon!