Dude it is always a pleasure to see your videos! So good feelings (even the "Feeling down? GO FLY" video) and full of hope (the season in Brittany is pretty shitty for now...) I tried a moustache a few weeks ago and liked it so much! Unfortunately I don't have the budget to buy one for now and so decided to go with the little loud kiterisers with my trusty EZ XL! I hope that main of the feelings will be the same! Enjoy flying! And please continue to share your good vibes mate! Can't wait to meet you in the air! ❤
I stopped flying in 2020, not long after I started TBH, I loved it, but not enough time, not enough time in the surf, limited funds etc stopped that... You've inspired me to start again, to make the time, to get out there and find favourable waves or winds, and these moustache wings look like a goal to reach toward. I get the feeling that standard wings are like longboards and the moustache tech is the beginning of the shortboard thruster revolution?. Epic stuff, thanks bro, hopefully see you in the sky soon ;)
Hey Noha. Thanks for the msg mate, I really enjoy hearing this. Flying is a beautiful thing, similar to surfing, I enjoy both for their own unique parts. Your comparison is spot on. You can now change your angle of attack within your brake travel, allowing you to go down when you want. It's really added another dimension to flying, I really love it. All the best with getting back into it!
In an attempt to not sound totally ungrateful, I’m gonna need these videos to go for at least another 15 minutes longer. How can you expect me to live vicariously through you in such a short video 😂 Great video as always though 🤙🏽
Got any good recommendations up sunny coast way ? Do you think it's a good idea to start on the moustache it's such a new design that looks amazing comparing to the standard glider noting they just realised a 26 now too, ie if you don't know any different why not start on it ? Or am I out of my mind.
I recommend Diego from Northside Paragliding, he's a lovely guy. Depends on your sport background, who you have around and where you are flying. I would recommend a paragliding course, and learning on a normal bigger wing. It's still a lot of fun, and lots to learn.
