chemo

just have fun, the rest is bullshit

try the b3 tarifa straps/pads they rock

allso try the fone ones, very comfortable!

El_Gran_Extractor wrote:

Dax wrote:

Escalate wrote:When i have a shitty day i just read the best forum! Always in for a good laugh, theyre forum is filled with bullshit like this.

That's funny, when I have a shitty day I go kiteboarding.

The reason why I have a shitty day is cause I can't go kiteboarding that day.

word!

When i have a shitty day i just read the best forum! Always in for a good laugh, theyre forum is filled with bullshit like this. Now you see, the lower the iQ of the people, the more they can be influenced by marketing. Gotta love gumball for getting the best market share possible, THE ONE FILLED WI...

well, thats the fault of the pkra as they give to much point for these tricks compared to other tricks.

nice evolution that waveriding is coming up though...

I sometimes like to go strapless is that it is harder

meaning you can put strapsh on your fish? If so how did you make a durable connection between the straps and the board?

come on, what is this crap and what are you people worrying about. I don't give a shit what other people do on the water! If people like to handle passes, waveride, do deadmans and big airs IT JUST DOESN'T MATTERS AS LONG YOU HAVE FUN thats the whole point! just have fun!

To ride in chop you need a board that is less wide take a look at the fone sk8 parabolic for second hand, it's a great board an verry good in chop. The tt sol doesn't take the chop that good because it's to wide. Allso you can put on larger fins but with the sk8 this won't be necassary.

Hi,

i'm just wondering did flexifoil and fone buy the patent on the x bow type kites? I'm interested in these brands and if they did take this patent i will be waithing for this kite to come around

Escalate

same problem here.

now you mention it is 121 big enough for me (83 kg) and riding in waves

riding in waves - not wave riding i know for wave riding that i nead a bigger board to get the floaty surf feeling