Should have guessed you say that, lol.

I will work on it.

I’m sure everyone has seen those kiting tshirts “I’d rather be kitesurfing” “I ❤️ Kitesurfing” “Life behind bars” Etc. I’m thinking about starting to sell some designs as well. Just wanted some feedback first, Any suggestions on what you guys think would be funny, or something you’d wear. Also, I’m ...

edt wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 25, 2020 5:36 pm

I use lower line technique it's better when the wind is above 35 knots because with both center line there's too much pressure. I made a few videos about how to use the single lower line technique

Link to video please.

I used my Dakine renegade for 5 yrs , still useable but
It’s showing it’s age. Retired it to indoor practice only now.

I’ve got some friends that have some harness from 2009,
I would not trust my life with them though, lol.

I’ve recently started to incorporate some stretching and balance exercises which I found while following some people on Instagram. In particular, I really like a pose which they call Malasana, or squat pose. I find that it helps with hip flexibility , and also excellent for training your center of g...

Use it with a kite simulator

So cool, Kiting on skittles.

Yes, there are kites that are great for learning, but it may give you the false impression that if you have the right gear you can safely learn on your own. Great kites for learning are small trainer kites. Bad kites for learning are large trainer kites. The absolute best kite for learning on is a ...

Dave_5280 wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 14, 2020 2:31 am

In all the years I’ve been kiting, the cost hasn’t changed...

...it still takes all the money I’ve got!

Ya, I hear dat.
In the end though, can’t really put a price on the satisfaction you get from a good sesh.

Thx for the replies , I got a good chuckle out of some of
them.