Not cut out for gusty light winds and flat lake, but at least you got to make a video 🙂

Where did you buy your AFS gear? Directly from France or is there an outlet in North America? or Canada?

My pure and Ultra sings loud as shit too

Whoaa...Benny Hill is alive!

Awesome bro! Greetings from sunny Aruba, looking like your having a blast...

Great Progress! Looks like you don't keep much help on the Pump Up with the ParaWing and you need to rely more on Leg Pump. Keep those videos coming :)

great video! when i have 15 knots or less, i can only fly with a 6m wing, i guess to use a parawing, i'll need something like 18+

What foil were you using in this video? What do you think is the minimum wind speed for parawinging this 2.9 with that foil?

2.9 is so fun! Did you see my post about the 3mm dyneema shock cord for the harness line?

Wow! I take it your recommend the Parawing to climb upwind and DW? Looks amazing!

where did you learn ?

You got a crazy balance underwater to start like that, i guess you must be perfectly sync with the jet for it to work. Really interesting to show the tow start. You had a lot of fun it's seem 👍🤙

What's your gear and weight?

Well, it does sound exhausting... Thx for the vids!

What is your weight ? Tks

“Starting to feel the magic” made me laugh. Could it be hypoxia?😂

Does it have less traction if the wing is wet versus being dry?

Great progress! How can you compare this to wing foiling? Is it much more difficult? What are the main differences?

THIS is parawinging! awesome video. I watched the whole thing. loved it, so real.

It’s look like too light wind, how many knots ?

Saw your first video. Great progress. Love it🤙🔥

Is this go pro? Colours are good , can you share settings if this is go pro?

Greg say put your hands 🙌 on the same side, the green (front line)

Great work! What are the board and foil specs?

Nice, I watched your previous video and am glad you are having some more fun (workout included!). This is high on my list of next purchases. I used to windsurf a bit and do some wakeboarding but I'm 220lb (and dropping, should be 190lb as I've learned from my athletics career, an injury messed me up). Any tips on setup for lets say 200lb?

So winging has become a workout once again... :) But very cool I'd like one too, if I weren't on flat water only...

Looks like you are making rapid improvements! Keep up this trajectory.

Thanks for posting. Is the goal to DW and wave ride with the wing stowed or are there other benefits to the inflatable wing?

Did Greg tell you to pump the Pwing? I've never seen him do that. It just seems like you are disturbing the Pwing profile by trying to pump it like a regular inflatable wing. Same in paragliding.. and snowkiting you don't want oscillations like that in the canopy or the AOA. Pump the board, not the wing. Will also put a lot less stress on the Pwing ribs. Cheers

Is that a kite in your pants or are you happy to see me?

What's a recommended beginner setup for an area that has predictable 10kt winds? Total newb. Some sailing background and some kayaking....

f@ck Yeah!

Not afraid to drop it and it flies away? I didnt see a leash from the wing to your Body?!

I feel much better after seeing you slogging around. I guess it happens to even the best.

Wow. After you put on the silks I am impressed with your patience. I learned a lot that when things get bad, just as long as you are not too tangled, just focus on line management and also make sure the wind is nuking.

At least you made a good fitness unit.

I have to say this looked like a serious struggle but what sport worth doing is easy off the bat, I'm sure the lack of wind didn't help. When you did get up and packed it up in your hands the potential was there to see. Can't wait to see your progression

Very interesting adventure. As someone with zero experience or much of any knowledge about windsurfing/kiting. Don't you think that if the ropes of the Kyte go through the handle bar and are able to be pulled through. Essentially what you do with your hand to group the ropes but use the handle for the same purpose that way you can adjust the length of the ropes to specific wind conditions. Just as someone experienced commented under already. Longer ropes will be better in lower wind. And it seems you are forced to straighten the ropes after every fall either way. Maybe even connect the handle to your wrist and by simply pulling the ropes through it they can be easily straightened and once of the water you release the ropes to optimal length. And how likely is it to get tangled up in the ropes and impare your mobility. Can you get tangled up badly enough to drawn? Like if you fall over the kite and lines? Cheers and enjoyed the video.

I'm seriously considering a Cedrus Surf mast at that size for DW, prone surf and pump. The main reason is I'd like to be able to run a few different brands's foils. The one thing that's held me back is the thicker bottom section compared to other masts. I feel that 19mm at the bottom and 16mm in the middle is still too thick even with the reduced chord. But I like everything else about it.

I would get a Hobie CAt

Well done..looks hard to learn but will get easier with time

I'm just waiting for some innovative individual to put 15m lines on one of these foils and hacksaw the thing under his boad off to get a more exciting ride!!

Bravo ! Only need some wind !

Geeees, looks like a lot of hard work. Gold star for effort and perseverance. Thanks for sharing. Great to see innovation and as always the early adopters pay the price until the designs and products mature to make it easy and safe. I'll stick with my kite for foiling until this sport matures some more. Talking about safe, I could see that short leg rope whiplashing the board back in your face after a speedy crash. I use the Oceanus board leash so I don't lose my board and find it ideal as the feed out rope is a few metres long with only a mild recoil so it doesn't ever spring back like the rubber bungy ones.

Is this harder to do than those inflatable wings?

That looks hard as all get out. I better stay behind the boat!

Looks like the lines cause a delay when you try to pump like a regular hand wing. Throwing you off balance. Maybe more of a board pump technique would work better. 🤷‍♂️ great job I’m impressed light wind, 4m, smaller foil and got up in under 20min.

i think having small electric motor located at the top of the foil mast would be much beneficial than these wings. motor would give you boost enough for get out of the water and then turn off : PS: I do not wing foil.

it is all bad and ugly with this parachute :)

Thanks for showing the hole backstage, not only "fuck yeahh!!!" moment, brother! Inspired by your experience!