The most expensive kitesurfing error I ever made was drying my kite in the middle of my front yard, on the grass. It killed the grass underneath the kite in 30 minutes leaving a huge yellow stain. The price tag for lawn repair was near $5,000. Not to mention the cost of Aspirin to cure the headache for the entire family…
7 Questions to help you choose a trainer kite for kitesurfing:
1. Will you be practicing on land or on water with your TRAINER KITE?
2. How many lines will your trainer kite have?
3. What size should you buy?
4. What steering system will your kite have?
5. Will you need a harness to fly your TRAINER KITE?
6. What is your budget?
7. Will you use your TRAINER KITE later?
We believe that the BEST TRAINER KITE FOR BEGINNER KITESURFERS is HQ RUSH PRO 250-350
Lead trainer from Kitesurfing Academy answers this question here. Foil vs inflatable kites
1. Waist harnesses
2. Seat harnesses
3. Vest with built-in or matching harness
4. Shorts with built-in harness
Adjusting foot-straps on your kitesurfing board could be tricky. This post explains how to properly adjust the straps.
Putting together your new kitesurfing twin-tip board could be a bit intimidating, especially if you consider that there may be over twenty (20) pieces of hardware to install and over thirty (30)
