It just means more fresh untracked POW for us!!!....hahahaha It is sort of odd though that more people are not as exited about it. here are a handful of guys here that love kiting on the snow as much as on the water...me included. It's sort of like sailing (boats)...I used to think everyone would lo...

looks awesome man!

I am 160# and ride strapless 95% of the time on 5/8 or 5/10 surfboard. I am fine with my 8m XR2 in that 22-28 wind range, especially in on-shore winds + waves. Obviously current + waves vs n- current/no waves can make a big difference. I often switch between 24m and 27m lines (with all my Core's - 5...

A quickly assembled video of footage taken last week. @Roberto: planning to come back to my summer hiding spot, the Magdalen Islands, next summer? Norm Well, I have dreamt of going there again ever since the first time. I love it out there! I met a lot of really cool people there and it's an awesom...

Cool stuff Normand!
Thanks for a nice report on the gear.

It's nice to have a big kite sometimes when the wind is light...but "small is beautiful" if it does the job.

As I said before ...it definitely can be done... Some of the guys from flysurfer were riding with the 6m Peak +Razor side by side to a 15 Speed 3 + a Flydoor....and the Peak/Razor combo was blowing the doors off the other combo. So the Peak has the "potential" if you don't mind the risk of needing t...

Anybody flown the Peak in the water yet and how it performed :?: DrLW Wondering the same. thinking the 6m would make a perfect lightwind kite for my Hydrofoil I mostly fly clouds and since they're so light they almost never hit the water Yeah, I tried my 9m Peak on a really light day. To be honest ...

Try using some very thin wire, or a thin steel guitar string folded over hard into a sharp "V", which can be fed into the line. You will want at least a 12" wire when dobed over, so you need 24" of wire to start with. i begin by marking the line...starting from the bitter end....at 4" then 1-1/2", t...

cool Rainer, thanks for posting that!

yeah, that (Spleene Zone) is still one of my favorites...and was probably a great choice of board for this guys adventure...

Good on him at any rate!

I have not ridden the new (2014) Spleene Zones...but I want to...hehe :naughty: I have owned a 2007 ZOne for 7 years and still love it. I sort of got into directional boards as a result of m love of this board. I moved on to strapless riding in 2009 and my first board was an Aviso 5/8 Lost Round Nos...