The Kitesurf Centre stocks a huge range of equipment for all kite and watersports. The shop has loads of demo equipment so you can take out the kit to see if it is the perfect set up for you.
I have had Hifis myself for years now and the Nirvana feels like the 2010 model which is great as the 2011 was a bit of a fall back in performance and not as solid or responsive (I stuck with my 2010 this year), so glad the centre strut is back for 2012! The battens in the wingtips do the job perfectly, keeping the kite rigid for quick response and solid shape, this is going to be particularly beneficial on the 7m as it will stop the super thin leading edge folding when looping and turning hard (had to pump the Hifis seriously hard to stop this). The 2nd and 4th strut have been moved closer to the wingtips to give a larger un-disturbed canopy section in the centre for a more efficient and powerful wing. Moving the struts closer to the wingtips also reduces any flutter and with full dacron from the final strut to LE the Nirvana has maxiumum response.
Prices for that jeweled paisley print pieces run from just $80 for that Vera Tote to $94 for that Weekender. Don't worry, no ponies were active in the making from the Longchamp Outlet Patch Pony Travel Bags. Actually, the design is really on PVC, developing a trompe l'oeil effect. The set features a shoulder tote, travel duffel and expanding trolley. Prices vary from $188 to $628. Discuss the better of both mobile phone industry's!
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I’ve been riding some of the new 2008 Spleene Boards: 34 Rip, 38 Rip, 54 Door, 39 Session. The construction is very different from last year and the feel of the boards is different as well. At first I was not sure if I liked them as much as the 2007 boards (which were a little more flexible throughout the length of the board) but I am now really liking the new feel, which is mostly due to the dampening effect of a thin wood core. They feel so solid! I think the boards are even better with respect to early planing and upwind performance. And the finish is beautiful…very simple and clean looking. Improved pads and straps also allow for really good adjustment for all foot sizes, and super secure grip. If you want to purchase or demo a board please track me down.
For the past few weeks I have been spending a lot of time riding the new Spleene ZONE directional board. This board is a completely different ride than any other board I have owned. It took a little time to really dial it in, but it goes upwind almost as well as the Session 141, but requires some work and concentration at first – and of course good toe-side technique. While this board can be ridden in light conditions it takes a whole different technique. It’s very important to keep the board moving, not edging too hard when losing power, and also picking your way carefully thru chop to avoid being slowed.
If you are looking for any new gear this year I encourage you to take a close look at the RRD Kites and Spleene Boards.
I recently decided to sell (only) this gear because it performs so well. There is a lot of good gear out there now, but I feel these products are exceptional. I’ve been using the Spleene boards for teaching and riding for over a year now and like them more and more. I recently began using the Hypertypes and I am thrilled with their performance.