Are you ready to jump?
The Twister IIR is the immensely popular jumping machine. Whether you are on a landboard, snowboard, in a freestyle buggy or just on your feet and looking to boost some serious air; the Twister IIR will give you the adrenaline rush you’re looking for!
The Twister IIR is a very agile and powerful kite. It turns quick but the power remains solid through the turns making the kite not too difficult to fly. The simplicity of this 4-line kite with fixed bridles makes the Twister IIR great for entry-level flyers while the lift and performance of the Twister IIR will keep more experienced riders stoked for years.
Characteristics
- Incredible lift
- Large wind range
- Precision controls
- Stability
Features
- Medium-high aspect ratio
- Specially developed profile
- Webbing reinforced cross-vents
- High quality fabrics
- Double stitched bridle points
- Reinforced air intakes
- Efficient Dyneema® Bridle.
- Dirt channel & Velcro dirt-outs
- Velcro bridle loop
- Dyneema® Flying lines
What’s the difference between the twister and the twisterIIR? I know it’s the new model but are there any improvements made?
Thanks
Next to the new graphics the Twister IIR now has a Dyneema bridle making it more responsive and quicker. And it has cross-vent reinforcements inside the kite.
i fly the Twister II R 5.6, at the beginning
if starting t fly it wants to turn straigth away,
i shortened the steering lines and take of properly
know. but in strong wind it wants to fly over me
and collapses, what to do ? shorten the steering lines
more, or a bit les ?
thx
anton
just got myself a 4.1 flew it for the first time, such a good flight spent over 4 hours out there. much more power than expected for the wind i was in
Hi there what size kite would you recommend for a 60kg teenage boy and how much would it cost in South African Rand
Hi Warwick,
A 3m would do fine, maybe even the 4.1m.
All depends on the winds you will be flying in, but for all kites we advise any flyer to start in the lower range of the kite untill you get a good feel for what the kite can do.
We can’t say what it would cost in SA Rand, you could contact:
http://www.XS-Sport.net
24 9th Avenue, Parktown North, Johannesburg 2193
South Africa
Was he flying the 7m in the video?
Well spotted, yes he was flying the 7.7m.
Hi there!
I’m 90kg. I’ve always wanted to have some help with my snowboard in flat grouds, particularly for geting some speed and maybe to jump kickers…I saw a kite and i’ve said to my self “this is the smartest invention posible”:). I like Peter Lynn kites, so, what type and size of kite do you recommend especialy for jumping on fileds, beach and snowkiting?
Hi there.
What size would you recommend for a 90 kg person for jumping and snowkiting?
razvan
Hi Razvan, thanks for posting.
Kite size always depends on the winds you’ll use it in but i’d say the 5.6 Twister IIR ‘ll get you going easy.