I would not go smaller than 50cm that's already very small for a 17m it's nice to slow down the kite when you are in the air but in ligth wind you need to work that kite to get the most of it and a bigger bar helps. Maybe when very powered it would work but personally the lack of responsiveness woul...

I have fabric socks on my Level 6 Drysuit I don't wear super thick socks often just my regular socks. For the booties I normally use a pair of Gul 5mm booties that I bought one size bigger but the normal size one fit too just a bit harder to put on.

Look on youtube there are several videos on how to replace the seals it's very easy I have done it many times. Seals can last a very long time if cared for properly the part that you leave from the old one is usually like new. You need to use Aquaseal to glue the new seals on. If the old one are com...

Wow amazing shots, amazing location and amazing skills!

I used to have this spreaderbar in hookversion and was able to attach the rope to the hookversion. So had best of both worlds at the same time. I was afraid that they would interfer but worked like a charm. I have the rope version that i love for foiling (80% of the time) and when I ride a twintip ...

I use a drysuit myself but a lot of people on my spot swear by the Xcel Drylock 6/5/4 with hood!

These are not kite specific but they are perfect for kiting pre-curved, warm, tough and they have a great grip! I started using them like 4 or 5 years ago and now everyone has them at my home spot. You need to take one size down for a tight fit. Most people should get medium. https://glacierglove.co...

That's a myth check this video out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7UQMq0Vohs&t=407s I have been kiting in drysuits for 13 years in Canada I have seen many people with leaking suits none has sunken to the bottom yet. In General people tend to overdress in drysuits. If it's above 10 celsius or abov...

On mine I have the mast all the way towards the back of the board to lower front foot pressure. If you use a wing with less lift and moving it forward is still not enough lift in front you can use a larger stabiliser that will make the front go up more.

I have been using the Groove Skate 130 for 2 years with the 633 it's a match made in heaven perfect combo great board just enough nose scoop to bounce back without crashing it's light and strong.