Safety Gear
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Safety Gear
Last year I got an ION Hardcap 3.2 helmet and Mystic Foil Impact Vest, since they were the only thing I could find available. The latter's stitching started undoing from the start and continues to this day (supposedly Mystic was going to warranty it, but they have no stock). It is a vest that has room for a harness that I don't use, unless I go kiting. Not sure if it makes more sense to have padding throughout (like a wake vest) for winging.
My other half wants to wing foil (ie. she wants in on the fun). She's about 56 kg and 5'4". Any recommendations on:
1. helmets
2. impact vests
3. where to buy (Canada or US)
Thanks
My other half wants to wing foil (ie. she wants in on the fun). She's about 56 kg and 5'4". Any recommendations on:
1. helmets
2. impact vests
3. where to buy (Canada or US)
Thanks
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Re: Safety Gear
Could be a scam, but seems legit:
https://windisgood.com/forums/topic/105 ... 059#p56059
https://windisgood.com/forums/topic/105 ... 059#p56059
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Re: Safety Gear
For sure a scam. Where do you find such links?
I'll ask her. She seemed to not care for having the harness area pad free (ie. rather have the full protection). Doing a simple search her eyes locked onto an Aussie wake company called Follow, who make colourful vests.
I'll ask her. She seemed to not care for having the harness area pad free (ie. rather have the full protection). Doing a simple search her eyes locked onto an Aussie wake company called Follow, who make colourful vests.