Now this is quality content!

The amount of times i do this to my lines while setting up is distressing. THanks for showing a way for me to fix it quickly

@gethighwithmike

6 ай бұрын

Haha it's one of the biggest mysteries of the sport! Thanks for watching 🙏

Mike you are a GURU and an ASSET to the community! Keep styling brother

@gethighwithmike

6 ай бұрын

Thank you brother! ❤️‍🔥

That twisting the bar trick is what my life was missing. Arohanui from NZ

Have had this happen to me while out on the water a lot of times, very frustrating. Obviously both the back lines are twisted then so now I know I need to tackle it 1 by 1. Thanks

Thanks!

Thanks a lot for this super tip 💃💃💃🔝

@gethighwithmike

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Goku-san 🥋🕺

i did that many times, lost my kite doing it in the water once, obviously no one holding kite so lost it! Was holding chicken loop and it was ripped out my hand, swam my ass off and caught the bar thank god. Lesson dont try in water with loads of power. Rather go in and if you have a friend yah if not just run the lines again. Same session staight after i sorted that mess out my kite bud broke his fib doing a double backroll 😩😩 I got him to hospital but it was a super shit session with amazing wind! One of those after work rushed missions.

Wow great tutorial Mike, it seems so much harder to fix back lines inside the front ones with a core bar compared to my north with a low V 😜❤

@gethighwithmike

6 ай бұрын

Haha that's totally right! Thank you for watching 🙏

Can you do the same by yourself on the water?

Mind telling me what beach you are at?

prefer low V bars. so much easier to manage than Y bars. great tutorial. however try doing it in 40 knots

@n0index

6 ай бұрын

yeap low v >> hight v, any day

@jansmejkal8088

6 ай бұрын

The kites were specifically designed for that bar... Why do you prefer a low V tho

@gethighwithmike

6 ай бұрын

Agreed. Easier with low V

@stokakrishna

6 ай бұрын

@@jansmejkal8088 exactly for the reasons I just mentioned. Also relaunch In very light wind is much easier with low V. And lastly lines on high Y can get easily tangled around the Y splitter. No issues with low V. But of course it's all personal

@jansmejkal8088

6 ай бұрын

@@stokakrishna okay thank you! I agree, when my kite inverted I had a hard time, because you can't just pull the bars through the Y

This video isn’t right. On low v, no problem doing bar magic. High v, easier to rerun 2 outside lines than screwing around having someone hold your kite forever for you.

absolutely great, thank you Mike! and what about if I'm in the sea with kite in the water? I believe I can't unhook and do this right?

@gethighwithmike

6 ай бұрын

Technically, you can do it. BUT it's extremely dangerous because juggling the bar requires that you pass the bar through lines, which makes it very easy to get a line wrapped around the bar. This would result in a death loop, which could be extremely dangerous (pulled out to sea / lines around fingers and digits taken off, pulled into other objects, drowning, etc.) If you insisted on doing it, the key is to keep the bar sheeted out by holding on the QR and pressing the bar away. Also you would want to depower all the way to prevent unwanted steering. But still, not a good idea to do this 🙏 So my recommendation is to ride back to shore with your inverted lines and get a homie to help you fix them with the method above

@GaetanoCrisci

6 ай бұрын

@@gethighwithmike yes, sure, thank you Mike!

@kitepirinha4152

6 ай бұрын

Is there a theoretical way to pass it through the v while on the sea (Core bar)? Already done it several times on sea with twisted steering lines but i cant think of how it would work with a pass through the v. Can i do..the Line walk or something similar to self landing? Or what

@przemysawmarciniec5180

6 ай бұрын

My buddy has been doing it at sea and then strong gust came and pulled him like a bag of potatoes into the beach so he had to let go the kite and his gts ended up on trees😂

Thanks Mike. Any tips for how to handle is on the water?

@gethighwithmike

6 ай бұрын

Yeah sure! 1. NEVER try it without someone holding your kite. Sketchy sketchy... 2. Make sure the person holding your kite isn't in water which is too deep to be able to stand, or they will get pushed downwind with the kite

@benclammer945

6 ай бұрын

Thanks I guess my question is what if this happens when you are out on the water and no one there to hold kite? Just go ahead and self rescue?

@GaetanoCrisci

6 ай бұрын

​@@benclammer945 one time i returned to beach flying the kite with inverted lines ... I think you can't restore them on the water because you can't unhook both chicken loop and safety line ...

@Flying-Bob

6 ай бұрын

​​@@benclammer945you can fly with twisted lines, the easiest option is to go back to the beach and fix it there. No need for self rescue

@vinny61389

6 ай бұрын

@@benclammer945if you can still fly the kite with the inversion, get back to shore and fix it. Don’t bother trying to fix this on the water. Fixing this on the water (like on land) requires you to fully disconnect from the kite, so big risk of totally losing it because it also tends to drift dead downwind when trying to fix this if someone isn’t holding the kite.

Can I do this if I don't have someone holding the kite ?

@gethighwithmike

2 ай бұрын

You 'can' but I STRONGLY RECOMMEND NOT DOING THAT. Super dangerous!!!

don't see your method if 2 back lines are inverted with 2 front lines (2 backs lines), Am I right ?

@gethighwithmike

2 ай бұрын

It’s in there :) If in understand you correctly

come on

UMMmm ~ Could you be a little more EPIC !?! Asking for a friend lol

@gethighwithmike

6 ай бұрын

Hahaha next time we crank up the epicness to 100 🕺

3:34 guy was so wrong it’s not even funny. Gotta hold on to the chicken loop, not the bar, that’s why the previous homeboy accidentally powered up. But whatever give him a high five anyways!🤣

Things that can only be done on land.

@1313punisher

6 ай бұрын

Done it many times on water after crash. 30sec and it is done. You just need to go with the flow when unhooked in water