kite surfing kites Biography.

Kitesurfing kites are the most important piece of gear a kiteboarder owns. Launching a kiteboarding kite must follow a rigorous checklist - level of experience of the rider, local wind and weather conditions, kite safety procedures.

Buying a kitesurfing kite is an important investment. You should select a kite which is durable, safe and that might be useful for, at least, a couple of years. If you already own one or more kites, you should buy a kite that works as a backup for different riding conditions and for racing, slalom or freestyle sessions.

Safety issues have been greatly improved in the kiteboarding kites, in the last 10 years. Kite launching, piloting and landing? is easier and safer than ever.

Trainer kites are the best option for beginners. These power kite packages are designed to help novice riders learn how to control a kite up in the sky. Bladders, zippers, depowering and emergency release systems are some of the main features you'll find, for the first time. The most popular trainer kites measure 3-to-3.5 square meters.

Best Kiteboarding offers the "Trainer 2.5m Kite Package" for $249. The "Slingshot B2" or "B3" trainer kites are quite popular and can be yours for $109 or $210. The "HQ Rush III Pro Trainer Kite" is in the 3-metre segment for $218.49.

The "Airush Kiteboarding Trainer Kite" is also great for beginners and can be bought for $225. The "Ozone IMP 3-line Trainer Kite" is a very good and solid pick for only $272.95.

Intermediate and experienced kiteboarders demand performance, power and responsiveness. Small gear details matter. Top quality kites for kiteboarding veterans can reach 20 square meters, for the right wind conditions.

Kite Surfing Kites