amnonshlomo said..
Hi

i have a naish park 10m 2013 and want to add another kite for low range
my weight is 100kg ,not a biggner

i got a deal on blade FL 2011
but i dont know what will be my wind range with a TT
i've look over older post and did'nt find a good answer
should i pass and try to find a zyhper or the a new kite?

Thanks
Amnon

The Fat Lady is a great light wind kite. I am 100kg and I get out in 10 knots.

Both are great kites but I would choose the Blade Fat Lady

Plz guys, i need a fat lady expert, I'm want to close deal
Or find something else

fingerbone said..
Hi , I have a big girl. 75kgs on a twinny I get between 10 and 20 knotts

I found the lady likes to try and pull me off my edge, especially during transitions.

Great floaty kite if you like to jump.

I like the fat lady, but mine is a current model.

I have a big girl. 75 kgs

I found the lady likes to pull me off

I like the fat lady




Think your on the wrong forum

Hi Amnon,

The Fat Lady is a great light wind kite. It turns well and has really nice grunt.

My only criticism is the front bridle can get caught around outside wing tip when self launching. This can be avoided with a little care.

bigtone667 said..

amnonshlomo said..
Hi

i have a naish park 10m 2013 and want to add another kite for low range
my weight is 100kg ,not a biggner

i got a deal on blade FL 2011
but i dont know what will be my wind range with a TT
i've look over older post and did'nt find a good answer
should i pass and try to find a zyhper or the a new kite?

Thanks
Amnon

The Fat Lady is a great light wind kite. I am 100kg and I get out in 10 knots.

Bull****! Sorry but even the Zephyr struggles in 10knots. The only kites I know of that can give you a good run, upwind, and even then on a large board or directional....
...are foil kites.

Loftywinds said..

The Fat Lady is a great light wind kite. I am 100kg and I get out in 10 knots.

Bull****! Sorry but even the Zephyr struggles in 10knots. The only kites I know of that can give you a good run, upwind, and even then on a large board or directional....
...are foil kites.

Hi Lofty, next time you are in Sydney I will happily show you ...... My 23 inch wide fish (volume is probably 40+ litres) and/or skim board are somewhat helpful.

But I must admit, a foil does sound very interesting.

amnonshlomo said..
So there is no big difference between fl v1 and fl v2&v3
Take the kite

The Gen 1 was not bad turning but not as good bottom end, 12knots (also old bar design).
The Gen 2 has a greater bottom end and still good turning, 10 knots comfortably. I would only ride it on the bottom knot on the back lines. I found it didn't lose bottom end and found it a lot easier to go upwind.
The Gen 3 has fixed the up wind capability with maintaining the bottom end and also has a good turning speed for a big kite. I am happy to ride down to 9-10knots on a twin tip, 8-9knots on a surfboard and I'm around 90kgs.
With all kites, don't be afraid to depower them as you'll be amazed how much you can trim them and then shoot upwind so much easier.