The size issue comes out in the olymic dingy classes also. Fin sailers are all big guys. They usualy have a light and heavy sailer dingy. I don't think there are any archaic kiteboard designs from 60 years ago that larger people (myself included) could ride competatively around a race course. In re...

In order for it to be true One Design every one would have to use the same kite, same bar set up and same board. At this point I wouldn't think the sport is big enough to support a OD class and it would also kill board development.

Evo's tend to be a January release so I would imagine we'll start seeing stuff in a couple of month.

Unless of course they change when they release it - would be nice if they where out at the end of November for the season down here.

Not sure about Europe - but there not supposed to be in the shops in Aus untill middle of August (earliest).

Good to see one of the 3 R's put in action - but it sounds like a bit of a gimick.

My partner and I have always shared a quiver but we've always done it with 4 kites - 3's probably do able but I find 4 more comfortable as we're not arguing over a kite (which happens to be our 10m). At the moment we're sharing a 14m, 12m, 10m, and 9m (we're a little heavier than you). As for which ...

If you can get it and you want to use a wood core I'd go Cedar - has one of the best strength to weight ratios going.

The had the "up-winders" on the team series boards last year

Can we get a picture of the new bar / chickenloop - Please pretty please Dan I was in having a chat with "he who shall not be named" trying to figure out when I can get my hands on a new Rebel (OK 2 or 3 - going on a kite trip end of Aug) and they were touting the changes to the bar, Iron Heart and ...

Ok, that ingraving work is insane. Board looks awsome!