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Plummet said..Lambie said..
I don't want to be negative but kiting in waves when the waves close out in a line - more or less isn't much fun :-(
Then you don't know have to have fun properly. Rip down or up the line as fast as you care and hold if for as long as you dare before it closes out. If the lip slaps you on the back as you exit... that's about as close as it gets. Plus those pitching close outs are awesome to boost off. Time it right and you go straight up and can even slack line the kite going up.
I flew hang gliders for 18 years, and still fly fixed wing aircraft. One thing about aerobatics, is that you always allow "one mistake between you and the ground"
This type of flying looks incredible but he has absolutely no margin for error, and when you look at the base jumpers messing up, many were caused by the chute partly collapsing, or gusts of wind, such as a thermal breaking away from a rock face.
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