HQ Symphony Beach 2.2 Test + Tricks + Flying Tips

The HQ-Symphony Beach 2.2 is a Fun to Fly kite with impressive pull in strong wind.
If you are beginner make sure you have proper posture, hands together, make small movements. It's easier to improve your technique when someone records you a video or use a tripod, if you are alone!
This kite can be ordered from here:
kitebg.com/power-kites/hq-symp...
Thank you Fon for helping me record this video and testing the kite!
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0:00 Intro
0:18 First impression
1:15 Push/Pull Sharp turns
1:35 Relax and power slide again
2:24 Tips
2:41 Pitch stability test
3:03 Tricks
4:19 2nd Pilot is testing
7:10 Tips
7:42 Conclusions

[@gokitinggr]

They are a few symphonies (different models) which I would like to sell. If you are interested, please send me a message: www.gokiting.gr/en/contact.html Many of the kites shown on my channel will be for sale too. If you buy something it will support my channel and help me to test and review more kites in future. GoKiting!

[@edgerat]

We have beat on ours and it keeps going! We love it. In the US these are only $89 so they make for inexpensive fun!

[@cancuino4468]

I have the Symphony 2.5 and I fly with it everytime, it's very powerful.

[@fonwoolridge]

Great vid! It was a great day - thanks!

[@stevefitz2522]

Been using a 1.7 since 2012, these kites are so much fun.

[@LeuchTe_StriKe]

back in the 90's I had the Symphony 2.2, too.

[@n74productions37]

Much more power than the 1.3 symphony 😮

[@skylarh6139]

I just flew this kite for the time. Could you please make a video on how to fold it properly back into the bag

[@gokitinggr]

ok, I will keep in mind. Until than.... fold one wing tip to the center, than fold more. Take a look how much wide is the bag.

[@erwinscheier3461]

Did you use the standard Dyneema 100 kp in that video?

[@gokitinggr]

Yes, of course, the violet 100kp is a very good line. I use it also for stunt kiting!

[@lapo3500]

Any idea of the wind speed that day?

[@gokitinggr]

Around 4 bft / 20-25 km/h