HI, yes it will work with any inflatable kite, but you should practice in light winds first to refine your technique. Important points to check is that your bar is in good condition and in particular the flag out line. The Flag out line must be free running, and slingshot bars usually are. Its important that the flag out bungee is in good condition, especially in stronger winds.

Really glad it has helped you to be a safe, independent and more confident kiter.

Glad it has helped you Ed

Hi, Thanks for watching and I hope this helps you. When you attach your front lines first walking back through them is easy, just keeping the front lines between your legs and holding onto the rear lines, one in each hand. Rigging downwind when everyone at your local rigs upwind should not cause any issues.

Try connecting the fronts first, makes walking back to the kite much easier, but also means there is very little chance of connecting lines incorrectly.

Wish I could watch you when it does not go as planned like in the video. Keep practicing, the key is to turn the kite down, let go of the bar and pop the chicken loop release and pull on the flag out line all in one quick sequence, any delay, then it can hang and flip over, but it will still land safely. If it does not sit down perfectly then just walk upwind to shorten the kites trip across part of the window before it turns and sits down by itself.

@@TheStevemccormack just noticed that you turn kite downwards. will try that. yes couple steps upwind and if the kite has lofted it generally drops and behaves. thanks!

@@rohinedwards7572 Yep def give it a turn down before letting go and popping the safety, then pull the flag out line.

Steve McCormack turn down makes the difference. Confident in landing in all conditions now cheers Steve

@@rohinedwards7572 Yep works like a charm eh? 30 knots on my 6m yesterday, no problem.

Thanks Glenn.