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Kiteboarding, kite question
Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 3:12 am
by Edd
Hello everyone, I'm new to the Kiteboarding, I'm will buy a equipment and I know that depends on what really you want but I wanna to know that its your opinion between SLINGSHOT kite RALL 2013, 13 meters vs OZONE CATALYST 2013 14 meters.... I'm not interest of competition it's for ride and fun freeride, waves and jumps. Tksyou
Re: Kiteboarding, kite question
Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 3:45 am
by jwoodunlv
Need more info. Body weight. Normal wind conditions.
Re: Kiteboarding, kite question
Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 3:59 am
by knotwindy
both great all around kites and will do whatever you want
and take lessons so your instructor can help you decide
if no lessons, make sure you tell people which hospital you decide
Re: Kiteboarding, kite question
Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 8:32 am
by bigwave
Edd wrote:Hello everyone, I'm new to the Kiteboarding, I'm will buy a equipment and I know that depends on what really you want but I wanna to know that its your opinion between SLINGSHOT kite RALL 2013, 13 meters vs OZONE CATALYST 2013 14 meters.... I'm not interest of competition it's for ride and fun freeride, waves and jumps. Tksyou
Welcome to the forum. The 2013 Slingshot Rally does not come in a 13m(14 or 12m). Use the search function and you will get some very good ino on the Rally.
Re: Kiteboarding, kite question
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 5:03 am
by Ozzie
As a begineer I gained very beneficial information from my 3 day instruction. It helps a lot and strongly recommend you to take lessons prior to your adventure. Otherwise you may have some unwanted conclusions.
Size of the kites matter based on the loocation and your weight. Your instructor will also guide on that.
Re: Kiteboarding, kite question
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 5:04 am
by Ozzie
As a begineer I gained very beneficial information from my 3 day instruction. It helps a lot and strongly recommend you to take lessons prior to your adventure. Otherwise you may have some unwanted conclusions.
Size of the kites matter based on the loocation and your weight. Your instructor will also guide on that.
Re: Kiteboarding, kite question
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 6:10 am
by kandrey89
Does the OP sound like he's asking you to tell him to take classes?
I'm tired of looking at topics where instead of answering the OP's questions, they say to "take classes." Like everyone is so dumb and without friends that taking classes is the only thing on the planet and kitesurfing is all about taking classes.
Incredibly rude... knotwindy and Ozzie