sofa king - 31-1-2011 at 10:17 AM
My lines are getting a bit stretched. So i want to get new ones for safety reasons. Im looking at this
http://www.coastalwindsports.com/servlet/the-705/Line-Set-4-...
1)which size should i get? (this is for a 15m synergy, and i only weight ~130lbs. small lines=less power? or is that longer lines?)
2)Which brand(manufactor) lines are best?
PS if you know of a cheaper website, feel free to post it ;-)
B-Roc - 31-1-2011 at 10:28 AM
Those lines are for fixed bridle kites (power lines are not the same strength as brake lines). You need a quad set where all 4 lines are 500 - 600
pound strength.
usually the kite maker recommends a length but Angus at Coastal can help you with that.
Feyd - 31-1-2011 at 10:31 AM
We tend to ride 25 or 27m lines and 3m extensions on light wind days.
The Syn 15m came with 27m lines (i think, I can't really remember).
Small lines= a little less power across the window but slighty better power build up with snappier turning. Longer lines= more power across the
window, slower response in steering, better ability to get to cleaner winds in tree lined areas.
I ride the Peter Lynn lines. They've had heavy use and have had zero issues. Q-Power lines are great as well but you're not going to get them for
the price of those PL lines you looked at.:o
acampbell - 31-1-2011 at 10:40 AM
On my site links list on the left, go to Accessories, Line Sets, then 4-line Depower and you will end up here...
http://www.coastalwindsports.com/servlet/the-Accessories-cln...
The Peter Lynn Line sets are first on the list. The 15 m arcs usually ship with 27 meter sets. I have HQ as well for just a few $$ less.
In the PL's I just have the 27's as I just shipped my last 25's but will re-stock shortly. Thanks for looking.
sofa king - 31-1-2011 at 12:32 PM
Big thanks for pointing that out B-roc!! 
and thanks for the new link acampbell. $129 is more then i wanted to spend thou. Going to try to stretch out my old lines first :P