Reedin Dreamstick Bar Review (follow up)

[@timothytrowbridge14]

Thanks for the very detailed review! Are you still happy with the bar? I'm in the same situation as you are, riding the torque bar right now and i wanna get rid of it ;-)

[@primoceri]

Where are you new videos man? Missing the deep reviews :D Hope you are well

[@flamewave0]

safety line is shrinking every time you use auto-untwist, if you do loads of rotation one direction safety front line will get shorter making you kite fly a bit shit

[@glasstraxx]

Hey i havnt noticed this yet but will check it out

[@sergemann5951]

Makes sense. Best is slingshot compstick. That is what I call auto twist.

[@glasstraxx]

@@sergemann5951 hey dude, it looks like slingshot is the exact same painted black check out the video. lines are also 20m + extensions.

[@sergemann5951]

Takoon was the first with click seat belt chicken loop followed by ozone, then everyone else...

[@teQssoN]

What changes did you do to your naish kite ? 😊 I currently ride naish (ride) and want to try the reedin bar instead.

[@glasstraxx]

hey so you can just switch the pig tails on the flying and middle lines and it will work on the Ride.

[@Dennis-mz6je]

Hey, Thanks for the review! I also want to buy i supermodel with this bar. Can you also do a good review About the supermodel?

[@stephen974]

Hello, thanks a lot for the review, ordered the bar with a 10m, but it will take a while before it's delivered... The donkey dick seems to be fixed, any issue with unhooking because of that? Have you tried unhooking with the dreamstick bar and SuperModel?

[@vinifons]

The Naish Torque bars solved those issues back in 2017 and can be untested even after the kite is flying, with the benefits of the below the bar ceramic bearing.

[@glasstraxx]

Yeh I have ridden the naish bar over the years and the newest one. You can untwist the bearing but the great thing about DreamStick is that it's automatic :) so you never have twisted lines.....

[@vinifons]

@@glasstraxx and it forces you to properly untwist the lines before connecting them to the kite, which isn't a bad thing.