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Looks like an inviting surface for kiting/sliding. Gives an impression of some kind of sail driven craft as the kite slides along the ice. I haven’t tested any QLKing on ice, only DLKing. Remember that it caused the basic launch (starting from a “land turtle”) difficult. Instead of the DLK rotating towards you to rise the nose, it just slid along the ice towards you. Can’t imagine that there would be any corresponding thing for a QLK/HWK though, except possibly if the HWK would be bridle down LE from the pilot, it could be difficult to get any wind under the sail (due to the ice being so flat) to make the downspars rise from the ice??