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Happy New Year everybody!

The Feb09 issue of The Kiteboarder Magazine is now mailing and will be available at your local shop now or next week. Also, the Dec08 issue has now been posted and is available for FREE download at www.thekiteboarder.com

In the current Feb09 issue:


Going the Distance: how 4 kiteboarders are spreading environmental awareness through kiteboarding.



The Pete Cabrinha interview: lessons learned and the future of our sport.



Backwoods takes you to Bimini, Bahamas.



Discover Seagull Island in the Florida Keys as the Slingshot team tests the new RPM kite.



Nor Cal Sessions: Winter kiteboarding in the Bay Area.



Designer’s Corner spotlights the Best Ouija, Caution Mayhem, F-One Custom, Liquid Force Session Gen 2, Slingshot RPM and the Naish Haze XL 135.



The TKB test teams gives you their feedback in the Eclipse Kima, Griffin Kiteboarding’s Griffin, Liquid Force Sessioin Gen 2, Slingshot RPM, Naish Helix 09 and Best’s new Ouija board.



Go Speed Racer! Kiteboarders break the 50-knot speed barrier.



Instructional walks you through a Nuclear Grab and Slim Chance.



Pretty soon, everybody is going to want this pump!


Enjoy and best wishes to all for a happy, windy and prosperous New Year:-)

Hello everyone, due to technical difficulties, we were not able to post the Dec08 online version today. We are working with our ISP to get things working again and will post on this thread again when it’s up! Sorry for jumping the gun!

so, technical difficulties? that's a good one. Can I use it sometimes?
Like me right now, : I am out for a few month due to :" technical difficulties" .

Wait a minute: Feb 09? ??? WTF?

f you don't like waiting for the electronic version, you can always subscribe to the print version instead of waiting for the FREE download:-) Why is everything a conspiracy? Somehow, the password changed when we were trying to upload and we can't get in to the particular server that houses our archives. Pretty simple BULLSHIT.

RE: Feb 09, not sure what your comment refers to but the issue is JanFeb09 with the same release schedule we've been using since we started so no suprises here either. It's pretty common in the industry for bi-monthlies.....