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Kitesoul Magazine #13 English Edition

In this issue: Wind Voyager Triple S 2016, Tarifa Strapless Kitesurfing Pro 2016, IKA Kitefouil WC, Kiteboarding European Championship, ITW Eric Rienstra, Riders Column: Colleen Carroll, Trip: Caribbean, 2016 Brand Meetings:RRD, Cabrinha, Story: Sky Solbach Homestory, Kite ART, Girl Power, Product focus, Wave and Freestyle tutorials.

In this issue: Wind Voyager Triple S 2016, Tarifa Strapless Kitesurfing Pro 2016, IKA Kitefouil WC, Kiteboarding European Championship, ITW Eric Rienstra, Riders Column: Colleen Carroll, Trip: Caribbean, 2016 Brand Meetings:RRD, Cabrinha, Story: Sky Solbach Homestory, Kite ART, Girl Power, Product focus, Wave and Freestyle tutorials.

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FREESTYLE | WAVE | FREERIDE<br />

SIZES::<br />

5,0 | 6,0 | 7,0 | 8,0 | 9,0 | 10,0 | 11.0 | 12.0 | 13,5<br />

| LW 15.0 | LW 17.0<br />

The GTS4 delivers a confident<br />

and stable platform to master<br />

your first backroll or your latest<br />

backroll kiteloop transition with<br />

a tail grab.<br />

As expected from a CORE Universal+<br />

Series high performance<br />

allrounder, you will also find<br />

DNA from wave and freeride<br />

kites. For those inclined to use<br />

their new GTS4 in the waves will<br />

find its improved down the line<br />

drifting and super fast down<br />

loops to be seriously grin inducing.<br />

Kiters not feeling the freestyle<br />

vibe will appreciate the<br />

GTS4’s improved wind range<br />

on those unforgettable 20km<br />

downwinders.<br />

CORE’s obsession with the<br />

smallest of details continues<br />

with new GTS4. Only, the highest<br />

quality components like<br />

its new ExoTex frame and bridle<br />

lines are sourced even if they<br />

cost a little more. CORE carries<br />

over its highly intelligent trim<br />

system which offers fully adjustable<br />

back line tension (aka<br />

trim), bar pressure and kite turning<br />

speed to give stylers the<br />

freedom to customize their ride.<br />

Huge valves make pumping up<br />

the kite a cinch. Naturally, we<br />

recommend pairing the GTS4<br />

with the superlative Sensor bar<br />

system; the lightest, most direct,<br />

feeling bar on the market<br />

with the only no push, no pull<br />

quick release.<br />

Europe’s favorite kiteloop...<br />

unhooked...freestyle ninja is coming<br />

to a store near you in nine<br />

sweet sizes from 5 to 13.5m. And<br />

don’t forget about the GTS4 LW<br />

lightwind edition which is available<br />

in 15 and 17m sizes.<br />

The biggest change in the Sensor<br />

2S is the new ceramic untwist<br />

function. The original Sensor<br />

2 required the user to pull<br />

on the bar to unravel front line<br />

twists after rotations and kite<br />

loops. The new model replaces<br />

the stainless steel bearing on<br />

the Rotor quick release with a<br />

hi-tech ceramic ball bearing design.<br />

Now, front lines virtually<br />

self unwind. “It’s durable and<br />

ingenious.” comments Ilfrich.<br />

The bearing is designed to crush<br />

any small particle that may<br />

find its way in. A little attention<br />

and a quick rinse now and then<br />

will ensure long lasting performance.<br />

Just try the new 2S.” suggests<br />

Ilfrich. He is confident the<br />

improvements to the already<br />

exceptional Sensor 2 bar are<br />

measureable and performance<br />

boosting. In addition to the 2S,<br />

the Pro model incorporates an<br />

all carbon bar, full Tectanium<br />

lines from kite to chickenloop,<br />

and Vario line lengths. 2S and<br />

Pro model too much for you?<br />

Then stick with the original bar.<br />

You won’t be disappointed. CO-<br />

RE’s biased advice is to try ‘em<br />

all. They tell us everyone who<br />

tries the 2S, sticks with it.

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