Power Kites - Flexifoil Rage 2006
The Rage is designed to be a high performance traction kite, for beginners and advanced flyers. It has stacks of power with reduced lift. You can still kite jump on this kite but only in srong winds when the forward pull would be more of a handful. It is very stable and predictable, yet very smooth and controllable. It is good for quality, learning how to fly a kite and the bigger sizes ideal for kite boarding, kite buggying, and even snowkiting.
All these quality kites come packaged in a nice rucksack with colour coded lines and have a free 1 month manufacturer repair warranty.
The 1.8 size is ideal for the lighter weight or budding flyer who wishes to get into power kiting. It's high quality equipment & ideal as a first 4-line kite that won't be over the top on power (unless you weigh very little). Will pull you around on a blowy day whatever though!
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The 1.8 size is ideal for the lighter weight or budding flyer who wishes to get into power kiting. It's high quality equipment & ideal as a first 4-line kite (which attach to make a 2 line kite effect on the bar) that won't be over the top on power (unless you weigh very little). Will pull you around on a blowy day whatever though!
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The 2.5 Rage will deliver more power but still retains its stability and handling ease. Will start to pull harder in higher winds and is ideal as a quality starter 4-line kite for an adult.
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The 2.5 Rage will deliver more power but still retains its stability and handling ease. Will start to pull harder in higher winds and is ideal as a quality starter 4-line kite for an adult. The 4 lines attach to the bar to give a 2 line kite effect. The bar is argueably better for traction but will reduce the power able to be produced by the kite flown on handles.
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The 3.5 Rage is definately a power kite in moderate winds and still retains its stability and handling ease. It can be used for landboarding and buggying for the more experienced flyer. It is very stable and resists luffing and overflying, whilst giving smooth power across the window.
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The 3.5 Rage is definately a power kite in moderate winds and still retains its stability and handling ease. It can be used for landboarding and buggying for the more experienced flyer. The 4 lines attach on to the bar to give it a 2 line kite flying effect. It is very stable and resists luffing and overflying, whilst giving smooth power across the window.
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The 4.7 rage is a larger kite for the more experienced flyer. Gives good solid pull which makes it ideal for landboarding and buggying. Its relatively low aspect ratio gives it good stability and good turning. Starting to make power kiting meaty with this size but will not pull the average sized adult in a light wind.
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The 4.7 rage is a larger kite for the more experienced flyer. Gives good solid pull which makes it ideal for landboarding and buggying. The 4 lines attach to the bar to give a 2 line kite flying effect. Although you will lose power using it on the bar, the sail is large enough to justify it. Its relatively low aspect ratio gives it good stability and good turning. Starting to make power kiting meaty with this size but will not pull the average sized adult in a light wind.
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The 6.0 Rage is a larger kite for the more experienced flyer. This size is the biggest in the range and is suitable for experienced flyers. Gives good solid pull with good stability & it will deliver real power, which makes it ideal for landboarding and buggying. Its relatively low aspect ratio gives it good stability and good turning. Big enough that you will feel its pull even on a light wind day.
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The 6.0 Rage is a larger kite for the more experienced flyer. This size is the biggest in the range and is suitable for experienced flyers. The 4 lines attach to the bar to give it a 2 line kite flying effect. The loss of power by this is justified by the sail size if you wish to fly on a bar. Gives good solid pull with good stability & it will deliver real power, which makes it ideal for landboarding and buggying. Its relatively low aspect ratio gives it good stability and good turning. Big enough that you will feel its pull even on a light wind day.
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