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I’ve been kite boarding for 3 years and about 7 months ago I bought a 12 meter LEI of ebay and about 2 months ago bought a trampa board. I decided I wanted to have ago on the wet stuff so then began looking for a kiteboard after many hours of research on the internet [...]
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Tested this board against the 666, Jamie Pro, Flexi Delta. Board:The deck is 99% the same as last years model, the 1% difference being 1cm of length, and new graphics. FootStraps:the straps arent good, theyre easy to get in and out of, but dont offer particularly good hold as they are stiff. The pads are [...]
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The North Sky haven’t writing a review recently – Right where do i start i will tell you a bit about what i have used in the past – I have currently owned a nobile 555 135×40, nobile skim, a crazyfly proline 132 x 40 and now riding the sky – I weigh around 107kgs [...]
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The Prodigy is a large wake style board I bought as a beginner board and to use later on in lower wind speed conditions.I’ve never set up a board before but I was able to mount the foot pads and bindings with some effort screwing in the four mounting screws into the pre-mounted fittings in [...]
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Looks nice straight from the box…very very very light. Fins are well designed with some nice graphics. The Handle and foot straps are very comfy.On the water.I took this board out for its first session in South Wales…it was around 15 knots and was fairly wavy.The board cruised up-wind with very little effort, the board [...]
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The Lightwave 169 was my first training board for kite surfing. Researched the characteristics of the larger board for the larger rider I purchased a pristine example from Ebay. With a total length of 169cm and twin tip this was the ideal learner board for me. Took a day out to Cleethorpes and met an [...]
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