Kitesurfing combines kite flying, surfing and wakeboarding into one of the most exhilarating water sports. A power kite pulls you across the water – on a board or launching you into the air.
Disciplines: Freeride · Big Air · Wave · Foil
| Equipment | Function |
|---|---|
| Kite | Wind-powered propulsion |
| Bar & lines | Kite steering and control |
| Kiteboard | Riding platform on the water |
| Harness | Transfers pull from arms to hips |
| Wetsuit | Warmth and protection |
| Helmet | Head protection |
| Impact vest | Impact protection and buoyancy |
Choosing your kite size
As a general rule: at 75–85 kg body weight and 4–5 Beaufort wind, a kite of around 9–10 m² is ideal. Lighter riders or stronger wind = smaller kite; heavier riders or less wind = larger kite.
Safety in kitesurfing
- Always ride with a quick-release safety system.
- Check your chicken loop is properly secured before launching.
- Take lessons at a certified kite school before riding independently.
- Wear a helmet and impact vest, especially as a beginner.
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