Barkers is such an amazing foiling and kiting destination

Top video. I can only recommend it to everyone who's still learning tacks. Tacks are also very helpful in very light wind conditions where jibe is no more possible and you can still turn with tacks

great tips, tack is not easy to learn, you have train a lot of times. but, when you understand the movement, turns easy. To understand better I started into the sand and the kite only. And after you can go to the water + board. good luck.

Excellent video. The thought you place into your videos and the delivery is brilliant. Thank you.

It's nuts, foil front rolls and backrolls are way easier than tacking. Trying to nail the tack in West Wales, gusty winds, waves, shorebreaks lol Hopefully will nail the foil tack after lockdown is over. Thanks for the tips :)

Good video as always, one tip which was helpful for me was to concentrate on feeling the pressure/pull all the way from the kite down through the seat harness to your rear ass cheek going into the tack. Focus on that line pressure pulling you up and into the unweight portion.

Thanks ! I will try ))

Great video 👍

awesome video

Best I've seen

It looks so easy but so hard, especially on a lake in fluky winds and chop but I keep trying too.

Great work

Well done, it's nice to have your experiences mixed in there as many of us are going through the same thing. Where was the kiting location - looks beautiful.

Great video as always. Any suggestions on how to ensure the nose of the board comes through across the wind direction. Am finding it hard to get the board around - just come in with speed and just carve harder? Is a foot switch easier than a heel to toeside tack? (I’ve been trying the latter...). Thx!

I can already jibe to toe side going both directions but still have difficulty switching feet. Any reason I shouldn't just start with tacking and riding off toe side before adding the foot switch in there?

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hmm from my understanding the manoeuvre you are presenting in the video is a duck- or roll tack not a (normal) tack?

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