In the same way fastening your seatbelt has become a natural action when getting into a car, riders should activate and reload their release systems before and after every use.Īlthough this important safety check is often overlooked, checking your release before each session will ensure it is functioning properly. Easy on the bar back line re-launch Comparable feeling throughout the size range One-Pump system for quick and easy setup High volume inflate/deflate valve Multiple trimming options for customized handling and bar pressure Color coded and numbered fool proof line connectors Bar. The design of our new release system, the Click-In Loop, is inspired by the same principle.
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What’s the first thing you do when you get in a car? You click in your seatbelt, hearing that ‘click’ sound makes you feel secure that you are safely buckled up, and you know instinctively how to release it. 'The Click-In Loop is a step in the right direction to making your kiting experience easier, wherever your adventures may take you.' The Click-In Loop is AFNOR NF S52-503 certified. A self-positioning release mechanism locates automatically, ready to be re-loaded by simply ‘clicking’ in the loop. The release handle fits comfortably in the hand, it is quick and easy to activate the release by pushing the handle away.
It's just 4 lines that you gain vary the length relationship of. Again, if the range on the bar is as much or more than what a given kite needs, you will be fine. Also look at total trim adjustability range. Basically, if you run a bar with quite a bit of throw, most kites will be fine. You will want the total throw on the bar to be as great or greater than the kites requirements. Some bar details will have an impact though. Theoretically, any bar set up for equal line lengths will fly any kite set up for that style of bar. Most, but not all newer kites run an equal line length setup, meaning that with the bar pulled all the way in ( as in fully powered position ) all lines will be the same length.