not as much as you do :P

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ-d9X-IvS8&t=168s video360 i bought the street star for this kind of use

Doing a treck on fat bike with kite is doable

WOW!!!! This is particularly interesting to me since conditions to kite on the beach are slim to none, this could be the cure. I have a lot of parking lots nearby. This could be a day saver for me in the future. Makes me wish I still had the Trampa

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WOW!!!! This is particularly interesting to me since conditions to kite on the beach are slim to none, this could be the cure. I have a lot of parking lots nearby...:o:o:o

You might consider something like this.

I have considered NPW in the past and I was able to try one out one day with a local guy a couple of years ago. I had a blast flying it but I do like the 1 handed flying of the Born. I have also considered getting some short line sets for my Frenzies but I hate to imagine crashing those on asphalt.

Steve (Windstruck) used to have one. I don't know if he still does. I know Sean flew it for while with his longboard as well. There is a thread here about the Street Star. It seemed like such a cool kite I made my own version from plans for another single skin kite.

https://vimeo.com/261744147

good imitation with 3 lines on the bar !

i hav tried the peak 3 9m no lines , the bridles are very long, that s less convenient than street star but very powerful

the design of streetstar is also simpler , that means offen better

kayak paddling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbbH6WN4Dks
the bamboo is 3O cm to shoort for this use , so i hav to slalom to touch the ground

Quote: Originally posted by Randy

Steve (Windstruck) used to have one. I don't know if he still does. I know Sean flew it for while with his longboard as well. There is a thread here about the Street Star. It seemed like such a cool kite I made my own version from plans for another single skin kite. https://vimeo.com/261744147

Randy is correct, I did have a 4.0m StreetStar for a short period of time and brought it with me to IBX 2018. Steffen Born had sent it to me to try out when I was purchasing some RaceStars. It ended up not fitting in with my kiting scheme so I sent it back to him. Great kite, purpose built for mellow riding from a board or skis. Not a knock on it in any way, but one thing I noted was that on a square meter to square meter comparison basis to NasaStars, the StreetStars have a lot less pull. So, a 4.0m StreetStar is the right amount of kite for a pretty brisk breeze, particularly if the resistance to movement is high like driving wheels through grass, soft sand, snow, etc. I'd be thinking about using a 2.5m NS3 on short lines in the sort of wind I'd use a 4.0m SS for example. Maybe not exactly, but that's the drift of it.

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good imitation with 3 lines on the bar ! i hav tried the peak 3 9m no lines , the bridles are very long, that s less convenient than street star but very powerful the design of streetstar is also simpler , that means offen better kayak paddling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbbH6WN4Dks the bamboo is 3O cm to shoort for this use , so i hav to slalom to touch the ground

Love your kayak paddling video.

thanks that s not my idea ; helpfull uphill

mozilla allows 360 and flat wiew i would like to edit my vids in tiny planet , it is the best cause you can zoom and wiew everything

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rud3jBXuP4M

i was abble to sail on paths with this board but it would requiere more wind or the peak; it slows you down to much