WOO 2.0 vs PIQ How to choose your jump sensor in kiteboarding (vost-eng)

Which sensor to choose?
The difference between the PIQ sensor and the Woo sensor?
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Presentation of the sensor WOO 2.0 0:31
Presentation of the PIQ sensor 01:08
Content of the boxes 01:48
User manual WOO 3:24
Instructions for use PIQ 4:55
Installing the support on the board 07:20
App presentation PIQ 08:10
App presentation WOO 10:35
Comparison of the 2 sensors 12:52
What to remember about WOO 13:44
What to remember about the PIQ 14:35
What is a jump sensor?
Why use a jump sensor?
How to jump higher in kitesurf with a jump sensor?
Comparison of jump sensors.
Which sensor blows the highest, longest and strongest?
What is Woo 2.0?
On one side we have the Woo sensor released in summer 2015 by Woosports company.
It's a sensor designed to record jumps made in kitesurf for big air mode.
It allows to know the height of the jump, the duration of the jump and the receiving force at the landing calculated in G.
There is also a freestyle mode with the Woo 2.0 which makes possible to know the name of the tricks you just realized and to obtain a score. It analyzes the data of 9 axes simultaneously using an algorithm. It is equipped with a bluetooth connection to be able to transfer the data on apple app or android app
What is PIQ?
On the other side we have the PIQ sensor released in July 2016 and developed by PIQ a French startup that has partnered with north kiteboarding to adapt its sensor to the kitesurf. This sensor already runs on other sports. For the Kite It records all the information of the jumps. It allows to know the height of the jump, the duration of the jump, the force on reception and the angle of rotation of the tricks in degrees. It is designed with a screen to instantly see the height of the jump.
It analyzes the data of 13 axes simultaneously. It calculates and interprets the information of the jumps with its algorithm. It is also equipped with a bluetooth connection to be able to transfer the data on Apple app or on Android app.
Univers Kite offer you a coupon to get free shipping for your PIQ sensor.
The promotional code to use is : UNIVERSKITE

[@jorgealves0791]

Merci pour la vidéo, les courbes etc... super boulot ! On était nombreux à se poser la question d'un comparatif !

[@chachou538]

Très bonnes explications, ça m'a permis de faire mon choix entre ces deux capteurs. Merci beaucoup! continue comme ça.

[@kjogiste]

Perfect, thank you - will definately go for the Woo after watching your video and reading little bit more about it. Keep up the good work with the videos & thanks again!

[@leonvanbergen4077]

Huh why choose the Woo after this video? i like the little display on het Piq!

[@0xhexdec]

Haha, session in Gruissan! Nice, will be there in four weeks. Thx for the comparison of these two sensors. Hang loose!

[@sd4prodigy967]

superbbbb de video!!!!!!!

[@morningvictory7238]

Wow, awesome dude !!

[@ricardocastillo1103]

Bonjour merci pour ta vidéo génial mais pour toi le quel est le plus réaliste car j’ai vu tes graphiques et il y a presque deux mètres de différence 😮

[@TheRealPopol]

Bonjour, concernant ces capteurs, il 'existe pas de tracking (longueur des bords, distance totale, vitesse maximale ? Merci !

[@marcl9871]

Et le Xensr ?

[@step6ixonthetrack297]

moi mon père c le président général de piq

[@jujudusud34]

Mangaud Rafael àh oui ?

[@paulneumann7739]

competing with music

[@animaaad]

Ля, есть русские которые хотели попасть на кана с ъеъ?

[@maffhieu]

LE Woo, LE Piq... Parce que LE capteur...

[@bricecarpentier5817]

complètement insupportable en effet :D Je n'arrive même pas à trouver à quoi il pense pour dire LA :-)

[@maffhieu]

pareil ...