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11 year old local Hope1202 viewshope is 11 and rides great, and lives in Provo and keeps everyone stoked on kiting.
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inside key west ferry1117 views
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self land no one around1116 viewsyou have flown the kite to edge of the window, brought kite down, and let it settle, now you are holding the kite by the chicken loop and conect to you bag
i know people we also use this for self launch some times, its ok but there is a lot of tension on the chicken loop when you go to unhook it, so becarefull not to let go!!!!!! conect you leash first
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ralley girl1074 viewsBri was there tearing it up as usual, should see her kill it on a wake skate as well.
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self land no one around1064 viewskite hooked up to bag
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good surf day1062 viewsjessie from key west didnt want a kite for this wave.....a kiter wiped out, so he dove in and caught a wave....
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leaving miami on key west ferry1056 views
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Editor of kiteboarding magazine1041 viewsgabe showed everyone that he could throw down on the water and lead the charge at night........trust me
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off shore glass1036 viewswell, the myth you cant ride in off-shore on bows in light wind is gone, rode a 6'4 pintail and got some great barrels. Could have never had this day on c-kites....
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self launch1014 viewsfor re-launches, we always turn the bar the oposite way we want it to go, so in this case we want it to go left[also because it is always safer to launch toward the water]
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self land no one around1008 viewsafter the kite is down and you are walking to the kite, if you want to stop the kite even quicker you can do so by pulling on one center line to land the kite[make surte you are clear of lines and your harness doesnt grab a line by mistake]
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self launch1001 viewsbar hard right, you begin to walk back into the wind. Very important your back into the wind
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Ralley Girl1000 viewsBri was out ripping as she always does, you should see he on a wake skate or slider, she is on it.
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self launch989 viewswhen turned 90 degres, the kite will start to flap, but the sand behind the leading edge will hold in place
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self launch980 viewsafter you walk back when the kite starts to move, stop..........let it roll and take one step foward-this is for light winds, as it is harder, you will find on stronger winds the step foweard might not be needed
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self launch977 viewskite has moved you stoped, now as it rolls you take a step foward. Notice how the kite has pivited and not slid or used any space, so can do a tight launch
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960 viewsfront view of sand behind leading edge, ready to launch
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