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danerobson
danerobson
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1 posts
1 Mar 2010 12:26pm
I'm keen to get into kite boarding, before i buy all the gear i'm going to learn on a training Kite. I have done lost's of snowboarding and wake boarding and was after some advice about starting Kiteboarding. I want to use my wakeboard to try and save some $$$'s while learning. is this a good idea ????????
graceful
graceful
WA
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Natural
Natural
12 posts
12 posts
1 Mar 2010 11:23pm
It depends

On your weight?

The Wind!

The size of your board and amount of rocker in it?

What size kite you use?
dave......
dave......
WA
2119 posts
WA, 2119 posts
2 Mar 2010 5:32pm


+1
waxman
waxman
SA
1390 posts
SA, 1390 posts
2 Mar 2010 8:20pm
Not a good idea a competent rider may be able to make it work. But for a learner it will be frustrating to get going get a good edge and go up wind. The best bet is to shop around for a cheap secondhand kiteboard that is on the biggish size then when you are done learning on it you can sell it off or keep it as a light wind board.

On average depending on your weight and kite choice, Around 137-140 is a good learner size, or if you are a bit more patient and want to learn on a smaller board 130-135 would be ok depending on width and you will be able to keep using it as you progress.

Just remember to check reviews on secondhand gear before you buy or ask some questions on this forum and get some advice from people that have used the gear before.
tgladman
tgladman
WA
500 posts
WA, 500 posts
2 Mar 2010 6:13pm


this guy is asking a specific question, sending him to the newbies forum will not answer his question about his wakeboard. if u've nothing positive to say, don't say it at all.
sleek1
sleek1
VIC
672 posts
VIC, 672 posts
2 Mar 2010 9:15pm


and get a kiteboard.
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