Word on the street is this is becoming the way to go. But I don't know which products along these lines are good. Anybody know?

Thanks Toby. Cool that you consistantly find stuff like this to post for us. Makes the forum allot like a kiteboarding magazine. Does anyone have a link to a similar website for other pro tours, like in America?

Okay so I'm an idiot! But still my banged up knees cry for relief. Anybody got leads on maybe a wetsuit that features killer knee pads? I really KNEEd to find something!

Banged up knees are a hassle! :cry: Has anyone seen knee protection pads for kiteboarders? Check this out: http://www.flysurf.com/virtual/2/images/variations/normal/bonnet_oneil_grand.jpg Here is the address: http://www.flysurf.com/frontblocks/shop/fiche_simple.asp?ID_BB_REFERENCES=406 Unfortunately...

What do you think about the design of their new safety systems? Click here to see details and diagrams. http://207.36.97.149/html/quick_release_loop.html I'm glad Naish has joined in the move towards better safety features. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: phree on 2002-04-09 18:48 ]</font>

This is the NSI Anti-Binding. http://www.northshoreinc.com/Images/Newantibinding.jpg I saw this online at: http://www.northshoreinc.com/kitetantrum.html Here is how they described it: :cool: This combination of a 4Ó center section from a wakeboard base plate, with a functional deck pad built aro...

The following pic is from an online ad for advance sales of the X2: http://kiteworld.net/naish/X2/kites_x2.jpg If you want to check prices and propaganda go to http://kiteworld.net/naish-x2-kites.html One of the pics on their site looks strangely familiar: Like one posted here on Kiteforum recently....

Thanks, Toby. Here is a link to the Grand Prix in Cabarete.

http://www.cabareteairforce.com/events/index.htm

Does anyone have other links to any of the contests? Does anyone know about the one in Wadell, USA?



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I've been using the Da Kine Seat Harness for about a year. I've had no problems except access to the hook knife in back. So I took a length of nylon strap and tied it to the knive handle. Then I attached the other end to a ring on the front of the harness. One good yank and the knife is in my hand. ...

I've been using the Da Kine Seat Harness for about a year. I've had no problems except access to the hook knife in back. So I took a length of nylon strap and tied it to the knive handle. Then I attached the other end to a ring on the front of the harness. One good yank and the knife is in my hand. ...