I believe you that board handle works because I have seen it happening from the opposite side of view: I have broken 3 plastic handles during strong kiteloop sessions with some really hard landing. The only reasonable explanation is that the boards has enough flex and structural strength to absorb t...

One more warning about them, I have bought 2 times from them not having any problem but the third time I decided to buy from them it was a big disaster and tragedy for me. After almost 2 months of wait and not being able able to properly contact with them, I had to take another TT kiteboard than the...

Nice one!!! Low kiteloops on short line are a dream when succeful but there is a really thin line between success and failure (crashing the kite and fly like a superman towards the water, which in these speeds acts more like concrete rather than a liquid). So thumbs up for those who have the balls t...

In engineering terms you increased the impact rather than reduced it. The impact forces will be a function of the de acceleration, the quicker you stop the higher the force. Might be a good idea to research the mind set of the Kota guys with respect to their attitude to hot landings. My undercarria...

Maybe time to get a custom board. Get one made stronger to suit your style. I agree with others, Wood core is the go. For really robust look at bamboo, that can take a beating. I would also add, rocker to the board, that will dissipate the load on landing better. Why not carbon? I thought that carb...

From the pic I can see it is a wood core board. Probably a fairly light layup so its not a knee buster. So Boom no strength except the wood and there ya go. Wood is good but not a cure all. Yes it is a wood core, not very thin either and a bit heavy I could say, it has less flex than my previous bo...

Ok maybe equipment failures can be considered normal in an extreme sport with huge powers involved. I can understand as normal that my first boards 2002 and 2005 models broke after a while as they had some kind of foam core inside which meant that they could not stand much of abuse and hot landings....

I can only comment for the kiteboards and I have owned 4 Airush TT boards and 6 TT boards from other copmpanies through the years and I can say that the Airush boards are very very durable and can handle a lot of abuse, and they are also well designed and the models I owned ticked many boxes for all...

thanks alot, spot on advises man, I asked Naish Greece to sent me a new line and the new line organizer for free to replace the old (the exact 2 that your photos show) but they only sent me a new front line for free, so I guess I can spent an extra 25euro if the 2019/2020 line organizer is not damag...

I have recently purchased a brand new Pivot 10m 2018 model and I had 6 sessions with the kite, I am generally happy with the kite and the way it flies and performs, but I have some issues and I want to know what other users of the 2018 Naish pivot think about these issues. 1) I am coming from C-kite...