https://www.extremekites.com.au/topic/1 ... cell-foil/

Looks interesting for the non-race hydrofoilers among us.

I'm just wondering why it's commonly acceptable to do do kitesurfing without helmet and impact vest. If you drive a car you buckle up, if you ride motorbike you've helmet, but 99% of expert kitesurfers do it without any protections. So inconsiderate. IMHO a conventional helmet reduces risk when on ...

At least Kees did not join this online community the 28th of November 2018...
Dietkiter101.... Not many will like your graphics :

North will come out with 2020 lineup in mid 2019 Have you ever thought why they actually introduce products half a year or less before the actual year? Many countries and big markets have their kiteseasons over new years. New products have to match with their seaons too, so they could prep for seas...

Sounds like you already know the answer: 3 boards, 1 kite. Rig for the surfboard mid range. If wind increases, grab your twintip and go do some jumps. If wind drops, go rip around on your foil. Having all 3 on beach allows for quick changes. If you're travelling light, you can drop 1 board by havin...

I did the questionaire. I did dozens before, they are always coming from the marketing discipline of business. Have never seen one from product development and innovation. I find this is unfortunate for obvious reasons.

Did anyone try kevlar/carbon rod? Would hat be more resistant to breaking at the centre/plug end?

Nothing that has crowds can be paradise! I'll take my windy, bleak, crowdless, wetsuit-wearing spot any day over those heinous jam-packed tourist kiting locations. 1146983_10152165603689832_960119416_o.jpg Well said. I fully agree.. @Toby, the topic title is 'kiting wonders of the world' not ' kiti...

Not a single spot in the Netherlands in the list?
No place hatched more great proriders than Noordwijk... must be for a reason...

Just a thought...
Wouldn't it 'work' if you like a very slow ride and pick a kite several sizes smaller than you normally would?