Yet another generation of the revolutionary Frenzy is now on the market, Once again with a revamped colour scheme and some changes to the canopy and bridle to improve it and make it just that little bit edgier for the top riders but also a bit more stable for the lesser skilled or more regularly inland flyers. Read on to find out more about the ‘06

This kite was originally devised and concieved to be used on land in the buggy and on the board. So for those wanting to get wet, yes you can use it on the water but it will be harder to water relaunch it, (check out the PDF the kitesurfing option is grey - so it can be used but they not guarenteeing a perfect relaunch record). This kite has a high aspect ratio, making it long and thin. So, touted as a land kite how does it do - keep on reading for my views.

The most talked about kite to ever come for the Peter Lynn stable, the guerrilla is the latest incarnation of the well known, little flown ARC series of kites.

>I have mainly flown this kite as a depowerable kite on the bar as i feel this is the best setup for KiteATB. When you first launch the kite you notice it has much less power than a standard 4-line foil of the same size, this is due to it being depowerable, the same is shown in many other depowerable foils.

I can only comment on some aspects of the test regime as being a valved foil, it has its quirks. These will be covered in the full review once I get a few more hours under this kite. The first flight was a static one in 18mph on land. I was apprehensive to say the least and sent the kite up carefully to the top corner of the window.