It has always been called kitesurfing here in Denmark - the name "kiteboarding" is very unusual and unknown by most. The thing is, that it is not only about progression or not - it is about being able to "keep the stoke" and enjoy being out :thumb: Most of us around here are previous windsurfers, an...
"dude the gear is not the problem! you need to keep tension in your lines. the gear isn't dangerous - you are dangerous because you can't keep your shit together! if you crashed into me cause of this, and it was "the donkey dicks fault" i'd still beat the shit outta ya." Twah, I think you're missin...
I think that most HAS solved the problem, by using stiffer and/or thicker DD's :thumb: At least the ones used by some in the past, that could be quite soft, where really scary if you ride hooked, and havent got the awareness of this risk :roll: When water relaunching, it is not that easy holding one...
Recent post by a unknown kite surfer kite forum surfer... ----------------------------------------------------------------- Recent post by a well known kite surfer.... " Took the grom 2 the beach, played with the dog, had a surf & it's not even 9am, what to do today?" about 23 hours ago from TweetD...
you could launch unhooked. nothing like just letting go of the bar. if you can't hold onto your kite unhooked first off you're probably overpowered, or you just plain shouldn't be kiteboarding cause you suck. if you launch hooked in and your hand is on your quick release how come you can't hold it ...
airsurfer wrote:no fear much respect! but to the critics here i don't see how this is so much more of a risk than the moto-x guys except they fly with a 250lb motorcycle and crash on hard dirt.
I dont know if I phrased my discussion question wrong :( It is not HOW to make spray that is the question here... :o Nor whether spray is important or not :roll: But the simple facts that makes some surfboards spray a lot, and other only a little :D What differences have you discovered all over the ...
I know - but going powerfull and in the pocket is known as I wrote... The question is what makes the boards so EXTREMELY different regarding spray when on a less perfect not-steep wave ? (NOT in the pocket) The quad/thruster thing is maybe one thing yes :thumb: (I dont like quads myself, so not that...
This is a very difficult question, I know - but am interested in what other very experienced waveriders or surfers or shapers think about this: We all know that a TT with a sharp rail can spray huge, with or without a wave, just by pushing it hard in a turn. But thats not my point here... Waveboards...
Very helpful video. Thanks. Looks like you dig the tail of the board in pretty hard to slow down during the jibe. What about the front foot? Do you take it out of the strap before starting the jibe or during the jibe near the end when you switch feet? Looks like the back foot is out of the strap be...