Sauls - Flight Experiences

The kite likes dearest middle to strong wind starting from wind force 4,5. Among them it often comes to the elevator effect - > the kite sinks and rises in the eternal change. The Sauls stands with good wind relatively steeply and develops a tidy traction power (request never underestimate!). Our first test flights in Stoelln took place under strongly gusty wind. There it through-vibrated and the flight picture to the kites was very jerky despite its size. I see the Sauls barrage therefore as a flier for constant wind in larger heights.

Our highlight was so far Fanoe 2000. There our group in one evening, with best wind and much place, both large Sauls(5,6m) and additionally still three Hargrave(3m, cotton/wood) and a Conyne(2m, nylon/glass fiber) in 130m height in the blue sky. An unforgettable experience.