Armstrong XPS Lightwind Wing: Unboxing and A-Wing Comparison
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Welcome to the Half-Life channel! In this video, we're diving into the Armstrong XPS Lightwind Wing with a comprehensive unboxing and review. We'll explore every detail of this innovative wing, designed for optimal performance in light wind conditions. From first impressions out of the box to an in-depth look at its features and build quality, we leave no stone unturned.
But that's not all-stay tuned as we compare the Armstrong XPS Lightwind Wing with other popular wings on the market. How does it stack up in terms of performance, design, and value? Whether you're an experienced wing foiler or just getting started, this video has something for you.
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All - My sincere apologies. There is one part of this video that I have backwards -- Battens! In - Out? Turns out - for light winds you will go battens out to provide slightly more shape. In typical conditions battens in. Thank you Stefano for bringing this to my attention. Ultimately, the difference on battens in/out is pretty slight.
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Tim
I'd sure like to know how to get these back in the bag!
Hey Brian -- we can help you with that. Roll from the tips of the wing - always being careful not to 'crimp' the leading edge. Once you roll from either side - I typically fold in three. If you'd like we can do a instagram video Insta: @halflifet.5
If you decide to follow us - drop me a note and I'll do a quick video.
Happy Winging!
Tim
Tim, I think that’s what I’ve been doing but it’s still too long for the bag???
@@HALFLIFEVIDEO Hey Tim, did you ever do a video on how to roll up the XPS lightwind?
Great review. Thank you. But I think the installation of battens in/out is inaccurate. Particularly with the 6.1m, If you need more power because wind is on the light side you take battens out. If you ride in powered conditions then you put the battens on. At least that was what Armie said in couple of videos about the XPS.
Oh My! I better test that out. Thank you for comment -- I'll double check that. Thank you for checking out the video.
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Tim
@@HALFLIFEVIDEO hello! Thanks for clarifying, much appreciated. Good to know and will follow your advice.
@stefanog9818 -- Sorry! You are correct. Battens out for light wind and slightly more power. Battens in for most conditions. My mistake - thank you!
Tim
@@HALFLIFEVIDEO no worries at all and thank you very much for getting the right answer from Armstrong. Love your reviews very much and thank you for taking the time.
Sooooo how does it stack up to the Loft and Ventis weight and performance durability? Also suggest a bit less air for more power in light wind? But thanks for the unboxing. I want one!