Tried my best to hack the mainframe for you
www.duotonesports.com/en/products/duotone-evo-2024-44240-3003#description
www.duotonesports.com/en/products/duotone-evo-2025-44240-3003#description
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If you can figure out what the 44240 and 3003 is (im wildly guessing colour codes but thats too easy probably some internet websitey stuff maybe keep an eye out for when they release the rebel 2025 and then copy and paste the number 2025-xxxxx-xxxx#description and you might have a little luck.
I find i can actually get most my kiteing info sometimes before the dealer networks are told just from little tricks like this
Hopw that helps
Hackerman
Did a little more brute force and yea
www.duotonesports.com/en/products/duotone-evo-concept-blue-2024-44240-3033 the 3033 at end is page numbers.
Still unsure on the center 44240's
But thats a journey youll have to take on your own
Because im only interested in unbridled 5 line c kites to be honest
Maybe ask ai? It can magically pull data from the backend sometimes if you feed it the website
Or news on their new surfboards? I demo'd a WAM this year and didn't think much of it. Wondering if they're changing it up this year?
Select to expand quoteStill unsure on the center 44240's
The 24 in bold denotes year or season number. The number above is for last years 2024 model Neo
Tried the Neo dlab 2025 10m in 13 - 19 knots (2 sessions, little shore break) - if you like the neo - this one is a great kite!
All details are up on Duotone website now
www.duotonesports.com/en/kiteboarding/kites
Select to expand quotejb58m said..
Tried the Neo dlab 2025 10m in 13 - 19 knots (2 sessions, little shore break) - if you like the neo - this one is a great kite!
Great to hear someone tested it. How is the turning speed and bar pressure, please?
