Typhoon Masak is still more than 1000km from Taiwan, but it already has enough power to throw a kid way up in the air at a kite festival. Luckily the kid wasn't injured.
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Insta360 One X with case

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FB question refers to Gopro Max, so is it that or the Insta360?

It's a Insta360 One X with waterproof case

Insta360 One X with case

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Russian kiters might be surprised to see Mui Ne, Phan Rung, and Vung Tau being so close to their home land.

The map is impressive at first sight, but after seeing what it shows about our island I'm relieved that our favorite spots aren't disclosed.

I have a feeling that majority of freeride kitefoilers should have a go with small kites; they're nimble, fun, and more importantly less canopy makes it safer in strong gusts and in wave crashes, too. North Neo 4 was the biggest kite I have used in 34 sessions during the last two months with hydrofo...

Yes, it's better not to kite alone in Taidong with overhead surf and shorebreaks. You may be the only kiteboarder but there usually are a few other windsurfers on the water when it's windy. The kite beaches are not within walking distance (several kilometers) from WaGaLiGong, but Mark can help you f...

Taidong is probably the best place in Taiwan for wave riding and my favorite place for kite trips (40 minutes flight) from Taipei City. Mark is a cool guy and a very good windsurfer who runs WaGaLiGong. Water at Taidong is a few degrees warmer than the north. Here are some photos from my day trip in...

Updates? Not really much need to check forecasts here in October , but if you insist then here it is: