It depends more on the air temperature than the water temperature (up to a point). As kiters, we don't spend a lot of time in the water.

I have had a Mystic Legend 5/3 for the last 2 years. It has been one of the best wetsuits I have had. I am in to my second winter now, and it is showing it's age with seams starting to go, and the zip not as free as it was. I will get through our winter (Southern hemisphere) before I replace it. I a...

Switch.

It is much easier on your heels, and much easier to change your feet without the straps.

Orcas love rays but hopefully smart enough to know the difference!

plummet wrote:Stepped off the mountain bike. AC joint and bicep ligaments are a bit pissed off.

Oh, not good - good luck with healing.

plummet wrote:The world is coming to an end I tell ya!

Why is that? It's not from lack of wind.

I don't think there is a specific minimum wind speed for jumps (no more than just staying up wind at least). It is definitely easier with stronger winds though - the stronger the better. When the wind is light, you will need more speed to make the board stick. A light board helps too. I find it easi...

Lines can get hooked up on kite bridle and edge of kite so I always like to make sure that the lines are clear, and that there are no objects downwind where the lines could hook up on, including your board! And let the bar out on launching.

I use Tile for tracking my jacket, keys, umbrella etc. It is great for tracking things that you are likely to misplace, especially smaller things that you can lose in your own house, or leaving your jacket in a bar etc. The trouble with using Tile to track stolen items is that you then have to rely ...

Bushflyr wrote:Squats and deadlifts. Contrary to the popular advice, but it really does work.

Yeah nah. I am no medical practitioner but that sounds like bad advice. If I had done that, I would have at best ended up with a worse hernia and possibly got to see my own intestines.