Symphony

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	HQ Symphony The HQ Symphony 2007 offers great fun for beginners and advanced pilots due to their excellent flying characteristics. With their light pull and smooth response, the Symphony range is a great choice for the first time dual line foil flier. Sizes are suitable for youngsters or adults who do not want a strong pulling foil. Folded it fits in any pocket and emphasizes the fun-aspect of kite flying. All Symphony's are carefully hand-made according to the highest standards and from the finest materials. They pack-up very small and are ideal for travel and location. Complete with lines and ready to fly. Symphony 1.2m - Suitable for youngsters or strong winds. Symphony 1.4m - Suitable for youngsters or strong winds. Symphony 1.8m - Offers more power but is still easy to control. Symphony 2.2m - Suitable for more experienced fliers who want a moderately strong pulling foil and has characteristics that help it keep its form in the outer edges of the wind window. Available in: 1.2m, 1.4m, 1.8m, 2.2m. Download Manual

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