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Reedin SuperModel AFT Kite: Designer Notes with Damien Girardin
Straight from the windy beaches of Cape Town, Damien Girardin sat down with the Brazilian Brothers to walk them through the massive updates for this 7th generation kite. If you have been following Reedin, you know they are always looking for ways to refine the experience, and this year is no exception.
Aerolite Frame Technology
The biggest update you will notice on this 7th generation is the shift to Aerolite Frame Technology (AFT).
Reedin has been testing this new leading edge material o
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16th Apr 2026
Harlem Flow Kite Review | Built for the Waves, Dialed for Everyone
If you've spent any time chasing surf on a kite, you already know the feeling: that moment when everything clicks—your timing, your positioning, your read of the wave, and you're no longer fighting the water, you're moving with it. That's exactly the vibe the Harlem Flow was designed to deliver.
This is Harlem's dedicated wave kite, and it's a serious piece of kit for anyone who wants precision and forgiveness in the same package.
What Is the Harlem Flow?
The Harlem Flow is a low-a
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16th Apr 2026
Max Tullet & the 2026 Duotone Rebel D/Lab: Pro Rider Insight
Meet the Future of Big Air: Max Tullet
If you have been following the Big Air scene lately, you have probably seen Max Tullet sending it.
At just 16 years old, Max has already established himself as a force to be reckoned with, especially after his recent sessions in the legendary conditions of Cape Town. The Brazilian Brothers caught up with Max to talk about his journey from a grom in the UK to a Duotone Pro Rider, and to get the inside scoop on the kite that is helping him reach new he
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16th Apr 2026
Mystic Gust Windbreaker Review: How to Stay Warm Without a Thicker Wetsuit
Skip is one of the OG kiteboarders here in West Michigan, so when he finds a piece of gear he really likes, we pay attention. Today it's... a windbreaker? Yep, and according to Skip, it can be a real session saver during those shoulder-season months when the water is still relatively warm but the wind has a bite to it.
What Is the Mystic Gust Windbreaker?
The Mystic Gust is a windbreaker designed specifically for watersports. It cuts the chill from the breeze when a thicker wetsuit would
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16th Apr 2026
2026 Cabrinha Vision Review | This One's a Different Animal Entirely
The Cabrinha Vision has always had a loyal following, but if you've been sleeping on it because of how previous versions performed, it's time to wake up. The 2026 Vision is a ground-up redesign—and it's easily one of the most exciting wings we've had our hands on this year.
Tucker and Jeff from MACkite put the new Vision through its paces, including a full session in La Ventana, Mexico. Here's everything you need to know.
First Impressions | Build Quality and Aesthetics
Right out o
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15th Apr 2026
Kiteboarding Bar Pressure Explained: Should You Ride Light or Heavy?
When it comes to kiteboarding, some people prefer light bar pressure and others like a heavier pressure. But is it just a matter of preference, or is there another reason to choose one over the other? The Brazilian Brothers have some compelling arguments in favor of flying with less pull on your bar.
The Short Answer:
Bar pressure in kiteboarding is how much force you feel in the bar when steering and sheeting the kite. Most riders benefit from a lighter kite bar feel because it reduces f
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13th Apr 2026
Wing Foiling Footwork: When (and Why) to Switch Stance for Better Riding
Your board stance can affect a lot of things when you're out on a wing and foil. Tucker and Jeff were chatting about that one morning, and Jeff was learning so much that he decided they needed to move the conversation in front of the camera so others could benefit.
So, should you switch your stance in wing foiling, and when does it actually matter?
Benefits of Learning Both Stances in Wing Foiling: The Short Answer
Better upwind efficiency
Less fatigue on longer sessions
Stronger positi
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10th Apr 2026
Reedin Wing Foil Package Overview: Built to Learn, Designed to Progress
A Carefully-Crafted Entry Into Wing Foiling
If you've been eyeing wing foiling but feel overwhelmed by cost, gear choices, or the learning curve, Reedin has the answer: a complete package designed to get you on the water and keep you progressing. This isn't just a grab bag of existing entry-level gear. Damien Girardin created each piece specifically to make winging budget-friendly and easy for beginners while still delivering performance as your skills grow.
"I didn't want to make somethi
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9th Apr 2026
Foil Drive's New Props Explained
For a long time, the black prop was just the prop. It came in the kit, it worked, and you rode it. Now, Foil Drive has dropped two new options —a blue low-range prop and a grey medium-high-range prop — and suddenly there's actually something to think about before you head to the water.
Ryan and Hunter have been riding both, and here's what they found.
What's Actually Different
The black prop isn't going anywhere. It still comes in every kit and covers a wide range of condition
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9th Apr 2026
Reedin SuperModel V6 Overview: Lightweight Aerolite Frame Upgrade on a Kite for Anyone
After more than five years on the market, the SuperModel has become the foundation of Reedin's lineup, and for good reason. It's known as a true do-it-all kite that works for nearly every rider. Now in its sixth version, the question is simple: Can you improve a kite that already does everything so well?
Jeff caught up with Kevin Langeree in Tarifa to find out what's new and whether it's worth the upgrade.
What's New in the SuperModel V6?
The biggest update for V6 is the introduction of
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9th Apr 2026
Reedin SuperNatural V5 Overview: Lighter Weight, Boom Control, and Next-Level Efficiency
The Reedin SuperNatural has been a rider favorite for a while now, and for good reason. It's one of those wings that works for almost everyone. It's easy, balanced, and versatile. Now we're looking at V5, and the big question is: How do you make something better when it's already really good?
Jeff caught up with Damien Girardin in Tarifa to dig into what's changed, and what you'll actually notice on the water.
So, What's New?
The short answer? It's lighter. Noticeably lighter.
But the in
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9th Apr 2026
F-One Seven Seas | The All-Around Foil That Earns Its Place in Any Quiver
The F-One Seven Seas has been quietly doing its thing in the wing foil world for a few years now, and honestly, it doesn't get nearly enough credit. It's not flashy. It's not the foil that gets tagged in the big wave edits or the high-performance clips. But for a huge portion of wing foilers, from beginners still finding their sea legs to seasoned riders who just want to flow with the ocean on a mellow day, the Seven Seas might be the smartest foil in the quiver.
Tucker and Jeff from MACkite
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2nd Apr 2026
Is the F-One Strike CWC the Best Light Wind Wing on the Market?
Light wind days are where a lot of sessions die before they even start, and that can be hella frustrating. This is exactly where the F-One Strike CWC is built to deliver.
This isn’t just a big wing. It’s a very specific tool designed to get you riding earlier and keep you riding longer.
Why The Compact Wing Concept Matters
The CWC, or Compact Wing Concept, is F-One’s approach to making large wings feel smaller and more manageable. Instead of simply scaling up a standard
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2nd Apr 2026
F-One Free Surf vs Free Downwind: Which Foil Board Should You Choose?
F-One Free Surf vs Free Downwind boards—what’s the difference, and which one is right for your riding style?
From volume distribution to board shape and real-world practice, Tucker and Jeff dive deep into how these boards perform to help settle the debate between a one-board quiver or a two-board setup.
TLDR;
Mid-length boards have filled the gap between compact sinkers and full downwind shapes. They’re longer, more efficient, and far more versatile than traditional wing
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2nd Apr 2026
F-One Eagle vs SK8: Which Foil Fits Your Riding?
The 2026 lineup from F-One tightened the gap between the Eagle and the SK8 in a big way. What used to be a clearer split now comes down to how and where you ride most.
Tucker and Jeff spent a lot of time on both, and what follows is a cleaned-up, real-world breakdown of how these foils actually behave on the water, not just what the specs say.
The SK8: When Turning Is the Whole Point
The SK8 is the foil you grab when you want to turn first and think later.
What stands out right away is ho
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2nd Apr 2026