It's a 50% increase in price, not 30 😉

@MACkiteboarding

7 ай бұрын

According to ChatGPT, The average price of the Reedin HyperModel is $2,764.00, while the average price of the Reedin SuperModel HTF is $1,409.00. The average price difference between these two models is $1,355.00. In percentage terms, this represents a 96.17% average price difference, with the Reedin HyperModel being more expensive. Sorry-had to tap-in some AI on this one. Heading out for a session. Good winds! -Aaron

@FabienChazot

7 ай бұрын

@@MACkiteboarding Ahah, yeah indeed that's a 96% price increase. From 2k to 3k, that's 50%. It's a detail, in the end people with the budget will likely get the aluula because it's really makling a significant difference. Thanks for this video and all your content in general 🤟

on big size kites make an absolute difference from Beginner to Pro, not only the kite float in the air and relaunch amazingly but also have a far lower lower-end

@MACkiteboarding

7 ай бұрын

You're right, the impact of large-size kites, especially those made with advanced materials like Aluula, can be significant for kiteboarders at all skill levels, from beginners to pros. Their ability to float and relaunch effortlessly is a game-changer. Additionally, their lower-end performance - the ability to perform well in lighter winds - is a huge advantage, allowing for more versatility and opportunities to enjoy the sport under a wider range of conditions. It's these kinds of features that can really enhance the overall kiteboarding experience-if it's in your budget. Good winds! -Aaron

@GaetanoCrisci

7 ай бұрын

@@MACkiteboarding 👍🏻❤️

Once you try an Aluula kite you will realise it’s not just marketing hype, High end and gusty conditions it’s an absolute game changer,

@MACkiteboarding

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the Aluula kites. 🤙🏽 It's fantastic to hear that they're not just living up to the hype but also excelling in high-end and gusty conditions. Experiencing this firsthand really makes a difference, doesn't it? If you've tried them out in various conditions, we'd love to hear more about your experiences and any standout features you've noticed. Good winds! -Aaron

@vikingh3008

7 ай бұрын

@@MACkiteboarding I can only really speak for high end as I never really go out under powered, Aluula is absolutely superb in holding the shape when powered up, much more reactive, so much faster to steering input, loops and catches super quick, Gusts you just don’t feel, I been Tarifa 3 times since getting them and tarifa is know for being super gusty, also was in Denmark where people were coming in saying it was just too gusty to ride, I’m still to find the top end limit for my 8m and I been out in all the autumn storms this year,

@johnDEBOvis

7 ай бұрын

But I could buy a million waroos for that price...

@blubb9004

6 ай бұрын

@@johnDEBOvis You still can only ride one kite at a time, so there's that... ;-)

@johnDEBOvis

6 ай бұрын

@@blubb9004 that's true. Let me ask my child's college savings account if it's a good idea or not.

No question. The aluula kite is awesome .when someone can afford them it is 100 % worth it. I always had F one Bandit . 8/10/12 and 15 . Always good until I tried d lab …. I put my 15m breeze F one down and got an 13m evo. This kite was easy to handle , more speed then with my 15 , and main thing for me, close to no bar pressure …. Gusts are not noticeable ….. only thing that the evo was not fast enough ,,,, that’s why I bought a 15 juice and a 12 Neo and a 9 Neo. Normally it would be enough to have to d labs , 15 and 10 . But I had several surgery’s and issues with elbow , shoulder and knee … that’s why I like to kite in the comfort zone only. The 9 I take from 18knots up, the 12 from 14 knots up and the 15 from 10 knots up . I highly can recommend the d lab kites. After talking to the pros I put 8 psi in , not 7. we got 30 % off and for a demo 50 % _ and the bill to our company, means not tax, in Germany 19 % that’s why I have 3 d lab kites

It is like a carbon mast with g10 plastic wings on a foil. What I do with the expensive aluula frame if the sail is not UV proof and break after 1 year? If the sail is also dyneema or any better laminate maybe it is worth it.

@MACkiteboarding

7 ай бұрын

I'm not tracking with you 100%, but I feel your pain, my friend. 🤙🏽 Good winds! -Aaron

My setup is 7, 9 and 12m Code which get me riding from 12(base wind) knots to 50 knots(very powered on 7m) - i weigh 73 kg ish. Would you say i could strip that down to a 8m and 11m Code Alula? :)

What Aluula kite in the 13-14m range will be the best for kiteloops and foiling for a 108kg guy?

@MACkiteboarding

6 ай бұрын

That's a great question, my friend. 🤙🏽 Give us a call when you have a moment. We're always happy to help: 800.622.4655

Aluula is good in all ways - but I sincerely hope, that competition will drive prices down to 20% more than normal material. As of now paying 50% more for 30% gain - I wuch better like the idea of paying 20% - 30% more for a 30% gain 😅

@MACkiteboarding

6 ай бұрын

Right on-thanks for sharing your opinion, my friend. 🤙🏽 Yeah, I'm not ready to call it my new normal either. Good winds! -Aaron

4 kites to 2 kites? Which sizes became which sizes? I'm looking to do the same

@dustinchrysler6465

7 ай бұрын

I weigh 185 and keep a 13m / 9m Evo D/lab in my car. That covers 95% of rideable days in Michigan. I dropped down from a 15, 12, 10, 8 quiver

@vikingh3008

7 ай бұрын

I’m 210lbs, my previous quiver was 7, 9, 11, 13.5m core xr7 Current quiver is 8, 10m xr pro and 13.5m xr8, So basically I cut out one kite, much better for travelling abroad and on the water the Aluula is absolutely fantastic, definitely not just sales talk, don’t try one if you can’t afford one. 90% of the time I will be on my 8 or 10m, the 13.5m is just for emergency in case the wind drops too much.

@tmotten

7 ай бұрын

@@vikingh3008 That's great. I also changed from those sizes to an 8 and 10 for next season. Glad to hear that works out

@MACkiteboarding

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for jumping in here, DC. 🤙🏽

Wich one of these kites is the most easy to boost big? and wich one is the best for foiling?

@MACkiteboarding

6 ай бұрын

That's a great question, my friend. 🤙🏽 Give us a call when you have a moment. We're always happy to help: 800.622.4655

Aluula helps? yes...is it worth pricewise and durabilitywise? NO... and to repair is a pain in the ass

@MACkiteboarding

7 ай бұрын

Right on-thanks for sharing your opinion, my friend. 🤙🏽 Good winds! -Aaron

@huzcer

6 ай бұрын

how is is less durable and tougher to repair?

Which makes, as examples, don’t use Aluula? I’m confused…

@MACkiteboarding

7 ай бұрын

That's a great question, my friend. 🤙🏽 Give us a call when you have a moment. We're always happy to help: 800.622.4655

@huzcer

6 ай бұрын

any kite costing over 2700 is Aluula!

Make an expensive sport more expensive good marketing guy's

@MACkiteboarding

7 ай бұрын

Next up, diamond-studded harnesses. 🤙🏽 Good winds! -Aaron

The kiting industry is making the same mistakes the windsurfing industry made back in the 90’s. You are pricing the majority of us out of the sport and the sport will start to die.

@MACkiteboarding

6 ай бұрын

Right on-thanks for sharing your opinion, my friend. 🤙🏽 Not to worry-Aluula buyers make up a small percent of the market. It's not a mainstream push. Good winds! -Aaron

@rationalthinker9181

Ай бұрын

I live in Cape Town a beautiful city in a third world shithole where the economy is iffy. In summer we have literally hundreds of kites up when conditions are good because of kiting tourists soon as they leave you literally have spots to yourself South Africans can't afford kiting as it is, Aluula has no place here.