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WAVE

ALLROUND

FREESTYLE

WAVE

   ALLROUND

FREESTYLE

more backline tension

standard

CORE

  

Intelligent 

Trim System

CORE INTELLIGENT TRIM SYSTEM

Attaching the lines

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Kite

Sensor 2 Bar

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WARNING

Always check all lines and the correct attach-
ment of all lines to the kite prior to flying your kite!

LINE ATTACHMENT TO THE KITE

To avoid mistakes when connecting the 
lines to the kite, the Sensor 2 Bar lines are 
colour coded and have alternating posi-
tions for the loops and knots. This ensu-
res that there is only one possible way to 
attach the lines.

PREFLIGHT CHECKLIST

1.

 Make sure your launch is open, free of 

downwind bystanders, hard objects, nearby 
power lines, buildings and walls, within at 
least 200 ft. (60 m), and preferably more. 
Some riders have needed in excess of 500 
ft. (170 m), to regain control in violent drag-
ging or loftings. Avoid kiteboarding near 
airports  and  in  low  flight  path  areas,  com-
plaints have led to restricted access in some 
areas.

2.

 Check to see what kite size other kite-

boarders are rigging and get their input on 
conditions. Do not rig too large a kite for 
conditions and carefully consider advice of 
more experienced riders. Failure to act on 
prudent advice has cost some riders severe 
injury. 

3. 

Check your kite for tears or leaky blad-

ders. If you have leaky bladders or tears in 
your kite, repair them before flying.

4. 

Check ALL kite, harness, control bar 

lines, webbing, pigtails, bridles, the chick-
en loop and leaders for knots, wear or 
abrasions. If the line sheathing shows any 
breaks, replace them. The pigtails should 
be replaced no less frequently than every 6 
months on inflatable kites. Inspect and test 
all your quick releases.

5. 

Make sure your flying lines are equal as 

they will stretch unevenly with use. If they 
have knots that can´t be easily untied, re-
place your flight lines.

6.

 Walk down your lines and examine them 

carefully. Just before launch pick your bar 
up and carefully look down the lines for 
twists and tangles that could cause the kite 
to be dangerously uncontrollable. While 
you are holding your bar up look down the 
lines, shake your bar to make sure the cen-
ter lines are connected to the leading edge 
of the kite. Be particularly careful, slow and 
methodical in high winds. Multiple, care-
ful preflighting in higher winds is strongly 
advised.

Inflate the kite to 8–9 psi and close the fast-
pump-clamps properly. 
To depower the kite with the adjuster, al-
ways keep a little tension on the backlines. 

Before starting the kite you should always 
check all bar safety systems and feel com-
fortable with all features on the bar.

Double-check the weather conditions and if 
you´re in doubt, don´t go out!

Have fun and enjoy your safe ride!

Alignment of the lines

Each CORE kite is delivered with the 
optimum all-round trim settings. You 
are however able to trim your CORE 

kite to suit your personal preferences 
and requirements.

More Backline Tension

Standard

TRIMMING THE TURNING SPEED 

You are able to change the turning speed 
of the kite at the kite tip. The closer the fly-
ing lines are attached to the kite tip, the 
faster your kite will turn. 

Unhooked wakestylers

 and 

beginners

 

select the front position for medium turning 
speed.

For 

freeriders

 we would recommend the 

middle setting for quick turning speed.

The 

wave riding mode

 – the back posi-

tion – with the quickest turning speed is  
reserved for experts.

CIT MODES:  

WAVE – ALLROUND – FREESTYLE 

We take pride in the signature bar feed-
back we build into every CORE kite. The 
unique Nexus 2 CIT (CORE Intelligent 
Trim) brings bar feedback customization 
to a whole new level with three settings: 
Wave. Allround. And Freestyle. Each set-

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GTS 6

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