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Postby Striker04 » Thu May 27, 2004 4:21 pm

Thanks for the replies - looks like a big surfboard is the way to go

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Postby Kiteboarddog » Thu May 27, 2004 5:17 pm

Striker04 wrote:Thanks for the replies - looks like a big surfboard is the way to go
That's if you enjoy cruising. (Some do)
I recomend Huge Kites and med length very wide boards so you can play. :thumb:
I just purchased a Hana Crew D2 130 mm by 49 mm
With my Naish V4 25 I should be jumping as early as anyone my weight could.
Flat water helps so you can get your speed up.
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Postby Westkite » Fri May 28, 2004 12:07 am

Joel,

Any comparison between the D2 and the Sattelite or the Naish 134 TT? You seem to have the cutting edge lite wind toys first.

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Postby jahmaze » Fri May 28, 2004 12:43 am

my light wind weapon:
I weight 60 kg.

nitro14 / big old twin tip - unknown brand

Other kiteboarders just watch me, sitting the beach...
...sometimes (when they see the 14m2 kite flying..) someone take is chance... heh he he... he.. he he. :lol:

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Postby Djizasse » Fri May 28, 2004 1:00 am

jahmaze wrote:my light wind weapon:
I weight 60 kg.

nitro14 / big old twin tip - unknown brand

Other kiteboarders just watch me, sitting the beach...
...sometimes (when they see the 14m2 kite flying..) someone take is chance... heh he he... he.. he he. :lol:
I know a kiteboarder who would put you to shame...
<53Kg... :girl:
:bye:

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Postby fernmanus » Fri May 28, 2004 4:28 am

I agree with Joel. I would rather be on a short, wide board and a big kite than riding a small kite with a big surf or directional board. I have tried both and I like the power a big kite provides. Plus, I live in a place where the wind is often gusty and light. The big kite helps you get through the lulls and goes big in the gusts. When you ride with a smaller kite and a big board, the jumps are not much fun during a gust because you have a tank strapped to your feet or worse no straps = no jumps.

I just bought the Satellite, haven't tried the Hana Crew or Naish 134 TT.

Kenny

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Postby jahmaze » Sat May 29, 2004 9:25 pm

know a kiteboarder who would put you to shame...
<53Kg...

grr.. I know.. there is one teen boy there that beguns to learn kite since not even two months and he's geeting real good very fast..
I think next no wind summer days I'm finished.. :wink:

.. but I don't think He 'll be in the big waves before next chrismas ! ..yeepah! .. hum... :D


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