My Naish Twintwip 5'3" started cracking along the edge only to break soon after. I've been dealing with Naish for 3 months to get a replacement.

Rick First, thank you for providing the information it is very unbias and infomative. Has anyone considered the possibility of blunt trama? You can get knocked out just by hitting the water with speed. I've seen guys blowing bubbles after going down hot. It only takes about 20-25 feet of air and tha...

ID go with the Naish Areo if you really want a medium. Personally, I weigh 214 and am patiently awaiting my X2 18m. Until then I get by with some takoons (don't recomend) and Airblasts. I've found sucess switching to a wider board when the wind is questionable. For light wind I ride a TwinTip(http:/...

Does anyone have an inovative way to remove the water that into a kite blatter. Teaching this last weekend and one of the students 'washed' sand off the kite by submerging the kite well the leading edge wasn't closed, enough said. Figured someone would have come up with something more sure fire way ...

I have own two takoons and fly with guys who use comperable f-ones. THe takoons are a slightly better/ more high performance. However the construction of the f-one is hands down better than takoons. I would recommend the f-one to the novice and the takoon the more advanced riders. The takoon owners ...

They fly great, but don't hold up. We've seen two of the larger kite start ripping from halfway down the struts into the canopee. Easy enough to fix but very discouring with a 2 week old kite.