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Choosing the right kite size

Choosing the right kite size for the combination of wind conditions and your body weight is a critical for safe and enjoyable kitesurfing. Getting overpowered is no fun at all and you might get hurt. If in doubt, use a smaller kite rather than larger kite.

The following table maps out weight vs. kite size for the ideal wind range (typically from around 16 to 25 knots). Remember this is only a guide!

Weight (kg) Kite size (m2)
59 8
66 9
74 10
81 11
88 12
96 13
103 14
110 15

10 Reasons Why Kitesurfing Will Make You Happier

1) You will travel to the most exotic places

There are so many stunning kitesurf spots to discover around the world, I’m getting all giddy with excitement when I just start thinking about it. I was always travel-addicted before but since I started kitesurfing it is way more fun. I already saw so many different spots and every spot has a different benefit and a different vibe but I’m still so hungry for so much more to see. Do you need an inspiration for your kite holidays? Check out the free guide to my Top 10 Kitesurfing spots here.

Sõda lohesurfis: lühendite lahing

KPWT, PKRA, IKA, IKF, VKWC, PKT, WKT, IFKO and more recently, GKA, and KRU. Kiteboarding is at war with itself. In the past ten years, kiteboarders and kite fans have met an endless number of acronyms.
Because kiteboarding got under the umbrella of sailing, it never quite got its independent voice. Now, the sport of kiteboarding has hit rock bottom. You can't tell who supports who, and World Sailing doesn't seem to be worried about the future of the sport.

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