a little one

cracked testicle. had to be stitched back closed.

top that!!

gonewiththewind wrote:I don't know her name, but I think this chick is doing pretty well strapless...

by far the best strapless

they work great. they float and have fins.
just don't get one too wide or your bottom turns will suck.
and look for used ones as you will destroy it in a short amount of time.
not worth retail value to me.

if I was Mark, i would not have my name on that video nor would I call myself wavemaster.
WTF. you know you got better style. What size is that blimp????

the thing is that kid probably rips better than most of you on his homemade kite.

leash or no leash is dangerous. especially with a kite attached to you and a board with sharp fins and a nose. before you read further. grab you balls with your left hand and hold on tight. I fractured one of my nuts taking the rail square in the sack :o no leash, no straps, no TT just a normal surf...

a pro will make any kite work even a single line kite.
but really, the answer is Caution all the way. once used to the turning speed of Caution kites, no other kite will ever come close. bear in mind this is somewhat bias since im getting them at great discounts

LF has designed this board specific for kiting. it will work. and the fins system is FCS plugs which is very common in surfing and ok for kiting. only problem with them is if you run over rocks or sand, chances are the fin plugs will pull out and bust instead of your fins breaking like future fins o...

you have your depower strap pulled in all the way and your still getting tea bagged