How much is a kite board setup?

How much is a kite board setup?

In conclusion, a complete kiteboarding setup will cost you around between $1,800 and $2,200, excluding the always useful wetsuit.

What size kite board do I need?

Which Kiteboarding Board Size is Right For You?

Your Weight Recommended Board Length Recommended Board Width
125-150 lbs 127-137 cm 41 cm
150-180 lbs 135-145 cm 43 cm
180-210 lbs 140-148 cm 45 cm
+ 210 lbs 148-165 cm 46 cm

How do I choose a kite board?

The first thing to take into account is how tall you are, and how much do you weigh. Lighter and smaller people (<150lbs), should look towards kiteboarding boards in the range of 136cm – 148cm in length. Medium sized people (150 – 200 lbs) need a slightly larger board area – somewhere in the range of 145cm – 160cm.

Can you kite board on a lake?

You can kitesurf on a lake if the area is large enough to support launching, riding, and landing your kite. Although oceans and bays are typically safer areas for kitesurfing, massive lakes with minimal wind interference from buildings, trees, and elevated topography are ideal for kitesurfing.

Is kite surfing hard on knees?

The one thing all the top kitesurfers in the world have in common is a knee brace. The reality of big air kiting is that if you fall hard enough or wrong enough, you’re likely to bust your knees.

What size kite do I need for my weight?

Kite Size Chart

Rider Weight (kg) 43 Wind Speed
Kite Size (m2) 6 15
7 14
7 13
8 12

What is the normal size of a kite?

Kites range in size from about 5 – 17 meters (number relates to squared meters of fabric area). A small rider’s first kite will be in the single digits, and that of a larger rider will be in the double digit range.

Do you need to be a good swimmer to kitesurf?

To be a kiteboarder, you need the following: Swimming Skills: You must be a reasonably strong swimmer and be very comfortable in the water. The general rule of kiting is, don’t kite further out than you’re prepared to swim. Time: Kiteboarding takes time to learn.

Can you kite surf with a wakeboard?

The answer is yes, you can use a wakeboard, but it will have its limitations and is not conducive to learning to kiteboard. Wakeboards are preferred for riding in higher winds and kiteboarding with a lot of power. They hold a rail extremely well and can be helpful in controlling your speed in higher wind situations.

Is it hard to kite surf?

Compared to other water/wind-sports kiteboarding is relatively easy to learn. Kiteboarding is harder to learn than wakeboarding, because it is more technical. Remember that Kiteboarding is like learning two sports, Board riding, and kite flying.