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Can you remember your first kite sessions? I remember the first time touching a kite was so cool for me. I just loved the feeling of flying a kite and went to the beach very often to powerkite on the sand. My first kite lessons in the water were around the age of 13. After my first lesson where I picked it up really quickly, I would head to the beach every day it was windy enough to fly the kite. Who else did you ride there with? At first I always kited with some friends of my dad who really pushed me to jump higher and learn new tricks. Now I mostly try to kite with other riders who are at the same level as me so we can…

Summer 2021 in the Netherlands was notable for being a summer of warm temperatures, many BBQs and little wind. For most people this sounds fantastic and nothing to complain about. For people who practice kitesurfing the ‘little wind’ part sounds like a nightmare. I frequently found myself on the beach waiting for the wind to fill in. Several times I drove back home with a dry wetsuit, but once in a while I managed to get up on a foil and ride up and down for a little bit. However, I often saw people far out to sea with massive kites, racing up and down with a boat behind them. One day I decided to stick around and wait for them to get back to shore. I could hear their…

SCAN TO WATCH Max helped set up Mystic at a young age. Why the motivation to start the brand? Max was 18 when he co-founded Mystic. He was interning for its parent brand at the time, a global windsurfing accessories brand. Kiting had just made its way over from Hawaii to European waters. It offered a new thrill and ultimately, they were hooked. But they were using windsurfing gear, which didn’t match their identity or ambition on the water. They set out to craft a new product line of kiting accessories called Mystic but never guessed it would snowball into something much bigger, more niche and outspoken than anything else in the market. It wasn’t long until Mystic was established as its own brand for kiters. What was Mystic’s very…

1 // F-ONE TRIGGER The TRIGGER could be the ultimate Big Air weapon to throw huge airs as well as being a freeride machine. This high-aspect, five-strut kite can handle tons of power while still offering precise handling, allowing you to boost higher than before, experience pure hangtime, send big loops and enjoy super smooth landings. Its awesome freeride abilities will also send you back upwind effortlessly and inspire confidence. 2 // North Trace The Trace’s square outline and large surface area will see you planing early with great upwind performance even in the lightest winds. The progressive medium-low rocker is ideal for flatwater and enables phenomenal pop for lightwind tricks and transitions with surprising maneuverability for its size. Balanced torsional stiffness and superb traction also means more control. Light…

SCAN HERE HOW HAVE YOU ACHIEVED THE STIFFNESS IN THE SYSTEM AND WAS IT A DIFFICULT PROCESS? Danyon: The goal of the CF Mast design process was to arrive at products with the best balance of stiffness, hydrodynamic efficiency and low weight. The first step in this process involved extensive mathematical modeling to compare different foil sections and carbon layups. This produced designs which could then be constructed and load-tested in order to validate the results from the model against real-world performance. After load-testing and ride-testing, the final design could then be signed off for production, where the close relationship we have with our suppliers means the parts are constructed to tight quality controls and ensures a premium final product. Using computer simulation to do as much of the work…

GETTING THERE You can land at the airport in Puerto Plata, 30 minutes from Cabarete, the airport in Santo Domingo, four hours away, or Cibao airport in Santiago, one hour away. From Europe, you will usually have to transit through North America. Once in Cabarete, you can get a taxi or rent a car. Our center is accessible from any hotel but we recommend you book your stay at Villa Taina to feel the ION CLUB Cabarete vibes at its maximum! KITE OPTIONS? It’s best to bring a variety of sizes, generally you’ll need your larger kites. WHICH WETSUIT? Lycra and swimwear or shorty are sufficient.  BEER About 2.50 euros.  TYPICAL DINNER We recommend the grilled langoustina and grilled chicken. LATE NIGHT… There are a lot of restaurants and bars…

GETTING THERE Arrival from the US is super easy and many major European airports too. Fly into Providenciales (PLS) and the easiest option is to hire a car or taxi. We’re pretty easy to find, just 10 minutes away from the popular Grace Bay area. KITE OPTIONS? For the lighter rider a 7/9m and 10/12m, while the heavier riders should bring 9/10m and 12/14m, allowing for lighter wind days and insane kite and wingfoiling conditions too. Big Blue also rents kite gear. WHICH WETSUIT? No need for a wetsuit, however shades, a hat and sunscreen (eco-friendly) and a rash guard/sunshirt are essential! BEER Between 5 and 7 USD. TYPICAL DINNER That totally depends on the vibe. Expect to pay around 25 to 30 USD at a barefoot beach bar and…

GETTING THERE Organize a transfer with us or grab a taxi for 15 to 20 euros from Diagoras airport (RHO). KITE OPTIONS? 9 to 12m for heavier riders and 7 to 10m for lighter riders.  WHICH WETSUIT? Boardies and bikinis, you only need a wetsuit in May and October.  BEER Between 3 and 5 euros. TYPICAL DINNER Enjoy evenings in the best local tavernas with all the crew, for around 15 to 20 euros. LATE NIGHT… Theologos and the nearby villages have many options for good quality Greek food but if you want to party then everything happens in Rhodes town which is 20km away, reachable by taxi. THE LOWDOWN Once you visit Theologos, Rhodes, it will become your summer kite destination forever. Apart from all the historical sights, beautiful…

GETTING THERE A flight to Porto Airport (OPO) is the easiest option and many airports offer direct connections. From here you can either reach Aveiro easily with the train or Flixbus or MyWay also offer an airport shuttle. Cars are cheap and easy to rent and give you the freedom to explore the surroundings.  KITE OPTIONS? Generally a 9m and 12m combo is best. WHICH WETSUIT? For the summer a 4/3 or 3/2 never fails (sometimes even a shorty) and for the winter a 4/3 or 5/4 and maybe a cap and boots. BEER €1-€1.50. TYPICAL DINNER Seafood is an obvious choice! You can’t go wrong with fine wine and good food, all for a sweet price. LATE NIGHT… Discover the authentic town, Aveiro by walking or preferably hop on…

GETTING THERE Malindi is the nearest airport (25-minute drive) which you can transit from Nairobi on Kenya Airways, Jambojet, Fly 540 or AirKenya. Collection from Malindi can be easily organized. An alternative could be a flight to Mombasa and then a scenic two-hour drive to Watamu. No need to hire a car as there are loads of tuk-tuks that will take you to the different kite spots along the bay. Be cautious of the motorbike taxis as they have been known to be a bit reckless with their driving and no helmets are provided. If you do want to hire a car for trips further afield, then you are looking at 20 to 30 USD per day. KITE OPTIONS? For an 80kg rider your chosen kite sizes would be a…

GETTING THERE Royal Air Maroc is the predominant carrier into Dakhla Airport, and low cost flights are available from the UK, Germany, Switzerland and elsewhere across Europe. Flight times vary depending on transfers, but you’re generally looking at 6-8 hours from Europe. Then the drive to the lagoon is around 30 minutes. KITE OPTIONS? Summer 6 and 8, winter 8 and 12. WHICH WETSUIT? November to April – something long. May to October – boardies, tee and sun cream, or a shortie for longer sessions.  BEER Between €2 and €3.50.  TYPICAL DINNER With views across the water and some of the best seafood available, Pescador restaurant is a must visit. LATE NIGHT… It’s all about the kiting. If big nights out are on your agenda this is no Tarifa, though…

As humans we occasionally feel compelled to make lists. Generally this is so we don’t forget things and to bring order to the chaos in our complicated and squidgy brains. Since its inception, kiting has been off on so many tangents, and has produced so many landmark moments, we may be at the point where a concise record needs to be taken, and maybe even in some loose order of significance. Colin’s probably not old enough to remember a pre-internet 90’s pop singles chart – horrible moments like Bryan Adams at number one for 16 weeks straight with that dire Robin Hood Prince of Thieves soundtrack for instance – but regardless, we managed to distract his digitally augmented face from Instagram just long enough to commission our Top Fifty Moments…

In November of last year, I had the opportunity to compete in my first ever GKA Freestyle Kite World Cup. After spending three months kiting in the dreamy flatwater lagoons of Taiba, Brazil, I had started to feel a consistent improvement in the progression of my riding. All those gnarly back edges and countless slams were paying off. I had started getting consistent with most of the double handlepasses. I saw that the GKA was holding its last event of the year in Taiba (where I was already staying), and I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to test my skills under pressure and experience competing on a world level. I also saw it as practice for returning home to Australia to compete for Australian Freestyle champion. After submitting…

For two years and three knee surgeries, I spent many months at home in Copenhagen, Denmark. My days were filled with rehab: strength training, physiotherapy, recovery, and session after session in the gym. Over the two years, I had been working continuously on building back the strength and function in my left leg. Finally, the time had come and my physios had given me the green light for my first kite trip. Nine months after the third surgery, I finally got on a flight to Brazil. I first injured my knee during the GKA Freestyle World Tour in Ilha do Guajirú at the end of 2020. I broke my ACL and meniscus. The rehab journey was long, and after 12 months I was back in Brazil training again. I worked…

WHICH OF YOUR KITES WOULD YOU RECOMMEND FOR HIT-TING THE SLOPES? Gin Kiteboarding has you covered for your next snowkite session, regardless of the conditions or terrain. Whether single-skin, hybrid or closed-cell kite, your weapon of choice can be found within our kite range. We have the Shaman 3 and 3.1, Marabou 2, Spirit and Instinct HB that are all suitable for snowkiting. WHAT TYPE OF RIDER IS THE SHAMAN AIMED AT? The Shaman is without a doubt the perfect kite for any rider, whether you intend to tour high mountains kiting uphill and skiing back downhill, or to freeride in challenging spots with trees, fences or streams. Safe riding at all times is its key definition. For an even safer snowkite session, we highly recommend using it with the…

CAN YOU SUMMARIZE WHAT YOU DO? Windsurfing, kitesurfing, surfing, mountain biking, and now wingfoiling are the sources of our total commitment! The extraordinary and inspiring places where our ION CLUB centers are located promise to be the backdrop for the most exciting days of your year. Our professional and specialized skills motivate and bring our guests to the next level. These qualities are underpinned by the fact that we use the latest equipment and only operate at all the very best spots on the planet. Our guests can always find the latest equipment for rental and qualified instructors for lessons no matter your level: beginner, intermediate, or advanced. WHERE ARE YOU BASED, AND WHEN WERE YOU ESTABLISHED? We were established in 1985. We are still and will always have our…

CAN YOU SUMMARIZE WHAT YOU DO? We design tailor-made kite trips on the northeast coast of Brazil, mainly between Fortaleza and São Luís. For many people, this area is the best kite destination in the world for several reasons: constant wind, flatwater lagoons, mile upon mile of deserted beaches, deltas where you can kite between mangroves, and spots like the incredible Lençóis Maranhenses, a field of dunes filled with rain water. Our philosophy is “more than just kiting” as we encourage our guests to enjoy everything Brazil offers, mixing exclusive kiting spots with unique nature and local experiences. WHERE ARE YOU BASED AND WHEN WERE YOU ESTABLISHED? Since we arrived in Brazil in 2018, we are living all along the coast! We spend our time traveling from destination to destination, visiting…

GETTING THERE You can come with your own rental car or transfer from Fortaleza or Jericoacoara airports. The latter also has connections to nearby Parnaiba Airport.  KITE OPTIONS? The best kites to bring are 8 and 10m.  WHICH WETSUIT? Just boardies and bikini! BEER Around 2.5 euros.  TYPICAL DINNER We make pizza in our pousada, which is not typically Brazilian but a luxury you can have here. We also have fresh fish and other options available.  LATE NIGHT… The bars and restaurants are open until 11pm. Sometimes we have some Brazilian parties until 3am. THE LOWDOWN The Beekite Village Kitesurf Center is located in the small and dreamy fishing village of Praia do Macapà. We have been here for almost 10 years. Due to the beautiful and varied spot, Macapà…

GETTING THERE One of the most convenient aspects to Roatán is that the island has amazing air connectivity, with non-stop flights available from Miami and Dallas via American Airlines, Atlanta via Delta, Houston via United Airlines, and El Salvador via Avianca year round. There are also seasonal flights and charters from Montreal and Toronto (AirTransat/Sun Wings), Newark, and Milan or Madrid. KITE OPTIONS? We suggest medium size (8-10m) and larger size (11-14m) kites. Check the forecast before you leave and you can always put in a bigger or smaller kite if required. WHICH WETSUIT? No need, the water is a balmy 24-28 degrees, so boardies/bikini plus sun protection. BEER Expect 2 to 3 USD for a local beer  TYPICAL DINNER Rice and beans with chicken or fish and plantains. LATE…

GETTING THERE Most people fly to Limnos (LXS) through Athens (ATH) or Thessaloniki (SKG). SomechoosetodrivetoKavala and take one of the daily ferries to the island (3-4.5hrs). KITE OPTIONS? 7m and 9m if you are lightweight, 8m and 11m if you are below 80kg, 9m and 12m if you are over 85kg. WHICH WETSUIT? Boardshorts/bikini for July and August (vest or shorty if you plan to stay in the water all day), shorty wetsuit for June or September, 3/2 towards the end of the season. BEER Around 3.5 euros.  TYPICAL DINNER For 2023 Surf Club Keros is upgrading to a slower dining/live cooking experience where you can enjoy freshly cooked fish, meat or pasta, accompanied by fresh salads, local cheeses and wine.  LATE NIGHT… Limnos is not famous for being a…

THE LOWDOWN At ION CLUB Risco del Paso, you will find a large sandy beach with long walks, flat water, waves and wind all year round, which makes this spot unique. It offers you many conditions at the same time. Tides and the wind play with the sand and create flat water lagoons, which are perfect for kiting and are used for beginner lessons, giving the students a very safe feeling. The offshore wind gives you a unique view of this magical spot, made only of sand and dunes. You can also progress in the waves on the left side of the center. No matter your level, the conditions allow you to enjoy learning or progress. KITING SET UP The conditions can change from perfect flat water to beautiful wave…

GETTING THERE The closest airport to Lo Stagnone, just five minutes’ drive, is the Trapani Birgi airport, accessible from many European cities. Alternatively, Palermo International airport is only 100km away, and an easy drive. If you’re heading in by car from Europe, the Genova to Palermo ferry runs daily.  KITE OPTIONS? The classic quiver works the best, a 9 and a 12m. WHICH WETSUIT? Summer time, boardies and bikini. In the winter opt for a full wetsuit. BEER €3.50 a beer. TYPICAL DINNER You’re in Sicily, so there’s a couple of staples to try… A good local pizza will set you back about €7, and then the local specialty is the popular seafood dish Couscous Alla Trapanese, which is, frankly, delicious. Washed down with a good and authentic Marsala wine,…

GETTING THERE Located in the southwest of the island, the spot is by the village of Le Morne and after the mountain of Le Morne. We are located in different hotels and points around Le Morne spot: Hotel Dinarobin and the JW Mariott, also at La Pointe, Kite lagoon, and La Gaulette. KITE OPTIONS? Depending on your weight, 7 and 9m or 8 and 10m. The wind usually blows between 18 and 25 knots on average. In July and August, sometimes the wind can get stronger for a few days. WHICH WETSUIT? Shorty and 3/2 for waves.  BEER About 2 euros. TYPICAL DINNER You have to try the fish curry… There are good restaurants in La Gaulette named Ocean Vagabond and Enzo. LATE NIGHT… For nightlife you can go to…

GETTING THERE Dakhla airport is about 30km from KBC Dakhla, and can be reached from many European airports with Royal Air Maroc; usually a stopover in Casablanca is necessary. The 30-minute transfer by car is included in the hotel price and free of charge for everyone. KITE OPTIONS? A 9 and 12m will cover most conditions, otherwise we stock all kite sizes from F-ONE to rent. You can also test all F-ONE kite equipment free of charge for 30 minutes for each model and size.  WHICH WETSUIT? With air temperatures around 20 degrees (about 5 degrees more in summer) and a pleasant 20 degrees in the water, it’s better to take a long wetsuit in your luggage or a shorty from May onwards. The coldness of the lagoon water flowing…

GETTING THERE KBC El Gouna is located north of the town center, not far from the hotels of the beautiful lagoon city, and only a 30-minute drive from Hurghada airport. You can book a convenient airport transfer via KBC. KITE OPTIONS? A 9 and 12m will cover most conditions, otherwise we stock all kite sizes and boards from F-ONE that you can rent or buy. You can choose our “Diamond Service” for a small extra charge and receive your equipment fully assembled on the beach and change sizes and models at any time on demand. You can also test all F-ONE equipment free of charge for 30 minutes for each model and size.  WHICH WETSUIT? In winter 4/3, in spring and fall a shorty is enough with temperatures around 22…

Cohan van Dijk recently joined North Kiteboarding, and with barely any time to practice on his new gear, went and smashed out first place at the Big Air Kite League event in Cape Town. Winning a Big Air Kite League event with my new gear feels amazing – off to a good start I thought to myself! With all the hard work I have put into kiting this feels like a big reward and a lot of motivation to achieve more. Competing in King of the Air just before that was one of my biggest dreams – though I think that counts for all the young guns – I had my flow and landed what I needed to land. The semifinal against the winner was tough, but next year I…

scan to watch Ruben: One afternoon, whilst on holiday in Bonaire, I got a call from a production house with the question, “How big do you guys actually jump?” They had a cool project in mind to better showcase what speeds, heights and distances are involved when performing our tricks. We quickly assembled a team consisting of Janek, Lasse and myself to take on the challenges. In order to show the perspective of our moves, we had to find the right vessels to race and jump, and show that we as kiters are pretty maneuverable and can accelerate very quickly and fast – the RIB Lasse chased didn’t stand a chance of keeping up with him on the open ocean! Special thanks to the South African tug, SA Amandla, and…

LET’S START WITH YOUR NEW KITES. YOU’VE DEVELOPED THREE DIFFERENT AIRFRAME SPECIFICATIONS THIS YEAR WITH THE HTD LITE DACRON, HTD HYBRID FRAME AND UL-TRA HT. CAN YOU TELL US WHY YOU’VE APPLIED EACH OF THESE TO EACH KITE MODEL? The design strategy for the 03 kite collection was to build each kite with whatever mix of materials perfectly suited the style of riding it will be used for. HTD Lite is a new material developed specifically for inflated structures and takes the superior benefits of our proven High Tenacity Dacron and combines it with a superior reflex bias recovery and lighter weight construction. This is at the heart (frame) of the three key kites that use it: the Moto X, Drifter and Contra. Ultra HT, unique to the Nitro kite,…

CrazyFly Raptor LTD Neon A mainstay in the CrazyFly range for the last five years, the Raptor is a top seller for Slovakia’s proudly European-manufactured kite brand. Identical to the standard Raptor LTD in its full carbon construction, the Neon version gets some bright and vigorous high visibility colors to help it stand out in darker water conditions which, let’s face it, is a practical choice. Judging from some of the photos we’ve seen of it, it also helps a camera find focus of an evening. As with all things CrazyFly the attention to detail on the build side is very impressive. The finish on the board is quite special, with a unique-to-the-industry textured bottom coating they’ve coined the Nano Glide Skin which throttles the water along the board longitudinally,…

CAN YOU SUMMARIZE WHAT YOU DO? TheKiteMag Clinics have one aim: to give you the opportunity to ride and learn from the best riders in the world of kiting, in the best locations on the planet. From riding waves with Matchu Lopes in Mauritius to mastering the megaloop with Giel Vlugt in Cape Town, we want to help you become a better rider and to give you a trip of a lifetime. WHERE ARE MOST OF YOUR CLIENTS FROM? Our clients come from all around the world. HOW LONG HAVE YOU AND YOUR TEAM BEEN KITING? Most of the team behind TheKiteMag Clinics have been kiting for over 15 years, some for much longer… WHAT MAKES YOU SPECIAL COMPARED TO OTHER KITING BUSINESSES? Chasing the wind around the world, our team…

GETTING THERE Fly to Norfolk airport, drive, or take in the scenic route and catch a ferry. KITE OPTIONS? 8m, 10m, 12m kites will work year round… WHICH WETSUIT? 4/3 spring and fall and no wetsuit needed from May through September. BEER 3 USD a pint. TYPICAL DINNER This spot is renowned for some of the best seafood in North Carolina, many being family-run restaurants including Pangea Tavern, Ketch 55 and Po House, which are all highly recommended. LATE NIGHT… It’s all about the sport! Get to sleep early and be ready for an early start on the water. THE LOWDOWN Kitesurfing has exploded at the Outer Banks, North Carolina, and thousands of visitors are now flocking to this spot to experience the best kiting conditions in the country. This…

THE LOWDOWN This Caribbean warm-water paradise was recently discovered by the GKA as a new spot for freestyle competition. Fast developing but still not a crowded spot, with a variety of water conditions and constant wind, Salinas del Rey is perhaps the best place for kiting in Colombia, be it wave riding, Big Air or freestyle, as well as wingfoiling. Get to know the friendly, colorful local culture and maybe even participate in the world’s second largest carnival in Barranquilla. Kitesurf Experience is one of the first kite and wing schools in the area with IKO certificated instructors who speak multiple different languages providing beginner to advanced lessons with radio systems. We offer exciting downwinders, rental gear from North, a repair service, and a transfer service. We offer several accommodation…

GETTING THERE Fly to Providenciales (PLS) – super easy from anywhere in the US, and most of the major European airports too. Take a shuttle or taxi to your resort of choice, or book ahead for a rental car from the airport. KITE OPTIONS? Windguru is fairly accurate for wind prediction so check before you come what winds to expect. Towards the end of the day the winds are usually slightly stronger than predicted due to local thermals. The most common kite size used is a 10 or 12m, but it is suggested to bring your largest kite for there are often light wind days. But don’t be fooled, for kiters wanting more adrenaline, there are many strong wind days in which an 8m or even a 6m is appropriate.…

GETTING THERE Rhodes (RHO) Airport (by Fraport) is reachable in three hours from most European airports. There is also the harbor of Rhodes which connects the island with daily ferries to Athens and many other destinations. KITE OPTIONS? 9m and 12m or a nice foil set up with a small kite.  WHICH WETSUIT? Bring your bikini or boardies, no need for a wetsuit in Rhodes. BEER Around 2.50€ at the beach. TYPICAL DINNER Opt for a typical Greek meze dinner, best shared with friends at a local taverna. LATE NIGHT… Grab a beer and gather around the bbq. Don’t miss out on the live music, and party the warm summer’s night away in authentic Greek style with friends and family. THE LOWDOWN The 300 days of sunshine a year, consistent…

GETTING THERE The nearest airport is Porto – about 40 minutes to the hotel. The best way to reach the hotel is by transfer. KITE OPTIONS? The best kites sizes for the wind season (April – September) is 7m and 10m. It can vary according to your weight and height. WHICH WETSUIT? You always need a wetsuit to practice water sports at Cabedelo Beach. In the summer a 4/3 is ideal and in the winter you can use a 4/3 or 5/3. BEER Draught beer costs €2.50. But why have a beer when you can explore a whole world of great cocktails and drinks? TYPICAL DINNER Fresh fish, pork, “Sarrabulho” Rice, Octopus Rice, Portuguese Fish Stew…  LATE NIGHT… During the summer season, you can usually find a singer or a…

GETTING THERE You’ll land at Amílcar Cabral International Airport (SID) and will follow the single road from the airport to Santa Maria. Depending on where you stay, you can probably walk to Santa Maria beach, or take a taxi, giving ION CLUB Santa Maria or Atlantis restaurant as your destination. KITE OPTIONS? You can rent a full range of Duotone kites from us, from 5 to 15m, in Neo, Neo SLS, Dice and Mono models. WHICH WETSUIT? 3/2 if you get cold quickly. A long wetsuit in waves is always recommended. Otherwise pack a shorty but you might get away with just boardies and bikinis.  BEER Around 3 to 4 euros. TYPICAL DINNER There are endless options for restaurants. You can eat the local dish, cachupa, in the morning or…

GETTING THERE Fly to Dakhla and Ocean Vagabond run a shuttle service from the airport to to the location. KITE OPTIONS? 7 and 9 or 8 and 10 depending on your size. WHICH WETSUIT? 3/2 long wetsuit.  BEER Starts from €4.  TYPICAL DINNER Recharge with traditional Moroccan delights, freshsalads, fish, tagines, pastillas and couscous.  LATE NIGHT… During the high season the Surf Camp throws a couple of parties a week, with a DJ, drums and fire displays. THE LOWDOWN Dakhla Lassarga is the link between the Atlantic Ocean and lagoon. The unique location means riders have benefits from the windy lagoon and magic waves ocean side. Experts to beginners have the versatility to choose the conditions they want to experience and this desert oasis is only 25 minutes from Dakhla…