I'd beg to differ. My first (and definitely last) Oxai product has been nothing but a PITA. I could have rolled my $3K+ on a spin of the roulette wheel, lost, and at least walked away from the mistake. Now that mistake sits in my hanger until I can justify the financial hit to give it away after I've extracted my pound of flesh out of it.

I'm sure there's lower risk alternatives out there, and depending on your re-entry point some of the older (early 2000) designs draw nice lines and really carve through the sky. Later designs tend to be a bit "floaty" but they need to be to get around some of the integrated rolling elements.

Cheers
Brett