Nitinat Kite Sizes
Nitinat Kite Sizes
Heading out to Nitinat this weekend (19th) on motorcycle so space is extremely limited. Gradients are forecast to be:
10 degrees
11 degrees
11 degrees
But 2 days ago they were forecast to be way less, like 3 degrees.
I'm going to either bring 12m/7m or 10m/7m. I'm leaning towards 12m/7m that way I should have my bases covered and my 10m and 12m are about the same packed size. Mostly TT riding, no space for other boards.
My 12m is good for 14-25 knots, while my 10m does 16-28 knots.
Any thoughts?
I see there have been some 15-20 knot days on the BWD logs lately.
10 degrees
11 degrees
11 degrees
But 2 days ago they were forecast to be way less, like 3 degrees.
I'm going to either bring 12m/7m or 10m/7m. I'm leaning towards 12m/7m that way I should have my bases covered and my 10m and 12m are about the same packed size. Mostly TT riding, no space for other boards.
My 12m is good for 14-25 knots, while my 10m does 16-28 knots.
Any thoughts?
I see there have been some 15-20 knot days on the BWD logs lately.
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I'm 165, packed the bike up last night and decided I can fit the Shinnster on too so I'll probably be on my 7m most of the time.
I packed my 12/7 combo in my 7m bag nicely but now that I have a surfboard I should really switch to 10/7, I'm worried the 10 will take up more space though :S
Sunday's gradient is back down to 5 degrees though so I might just stick with the 12 as insurance.
I packed my 12/7 combo in my 7m bag nicely but now that I have a surfboard I should really switch to 10/7, I'm worried the 10 will take up more space though :S
Sunday's gradient is back down to 5 degrees though so I might just stick with the 12 as insurance.
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