Response Control System Quick Release & Mainline Replacement: Liquid Force Kiteboarding How To

[@punchisss]

why is this needed?

[@konstantinosletonis4100]

Who ever invented this "uni slider body" and expected that people could pass the depower line 2 times from it, should just quit industrial design. 2 hours on it. Still haven't gone it through. And it is the last time I buy liquid force.

[@LiquidForceKiteboarding]

Hey Konstantinos. We empathize with your frustration, it is not an enjoyable experience. This was a licensed technology from Blade kiteboarding back in 2014-2015, over 5 years ago. Since then, we have developed a much better system which you find on our Mission Control System. As you can imagine, 5 years is a lot of time for product development. I hope that something we did 5 years ago isn't deterring you from the Liquid Force Kiteboarding brand that we are today. Many companies are striving to improve upon products and I think it's fair to judge them based on what they are doing now. If you hit us up at [e-mail], maybe we can help you get a deal on a newer model :).

[@sampep]

Small explanation as to why this is needed maybe?

[@stefantobler]

Samuel Chenelle main sheet can get frayed really bad and need to be replaced

[@DirkaDirka07]

Black parts on a black background.... great.

[@LiquidForceKiteboarding]

Hey Dirka! Let us know what you are having trouble seeing and we will try to help you out directly. So far this video has helped loads of people understand the system and we have learned to use lighter backgrounds in our newer videos.

[@DirkaDirka07]

@@LiquidForceKiteboarding Hard to follow, seems like you're switching from one type of release to another? (I have the one that's in the second half of the video, what you call the "unislider"). 1. How did you attach the line to the velcro strap? Did you just tie a loop in it after threading it through the plastic piece? 2. How do you release the bungee in the first place to remove the cover? You fade to another shot just when you start to show it! I can start trying things but would prefer to see how it's done properly to minimize the risk of breaking anything. Thanks for reaching out.