Salt really give it a good go a few times and do a Solid review man we need more info on this kite hey.
Been riding Rebels for the last three years and just swapped over to the Evo last week. Ive had a few kites on the 12m over the last week, mainly in 15-20knots.
the main things i have noticed between the two is the Evo looks a lot smaller on the end of your lines than the rebel and as such i felt a lot more comfortable throwing it around. Looping seemed to be easier and a quick down loop transition lacked a bit of power compare to the pull on the Rebel.
Bar pressure is compatible as is the upwind ability. I think I'm boosting as high as i did with the rebel but found i was putting a little more into the jump, making sure that i got that extra pop, where as the rebel just needed to be sent to 1'oclock and it was on.
The main difference was during a short session in some small waves I found going down the line the Evo would just sit in the sky and drift back which was really nice, with the rebel I would have had to move it around a bit to keep it from falling.
Overall really happy with both kites and looking forward to a few more windy sessions on the Evo
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yeh he's the guy, sky is riding it too i think.
I think you'll find keahi won the 2012 world tour.
enjoy your kite
Yeah i know Keahi won something too. All a bit confusing, there must be a few comps or something cos in this vid they call Airton Cozzolino 2012 champ.
There were 4 events on the KSP world tour, Portugal, Ireland, Mauritius, and Hawaii.
Can't remember all of the results but I think Airton won in Mauritius and Keahi won in Hawaii.
Keahi was the overall champ.
1st Keahi/ Cabrinha
2nd Mitu/ F-One
3rd Airton/ Northhttp://www.kspworldtour.com/index.php/2-column/293-2012-ksp-world-champions-crowned-on-mauis-north-shore.html
I think Airton won it last year.
