Are the complete kitesurfing sets also suitable for advanced kitesurfers?

All kitesurf sets we have assembled are suitable for advanced kitesurfers as well. Easy relaunch, a broad depower range, and excellent upwind characteristics are features that every kitesurfer appreciates, right? All kites are user-friendly and aid in enhancing your own skill level. If you want to improve in a specific kitesurfing discipline such as big air, freestyle, or wave riding, it may be beneficial to choose a different kitesurf set. If you have any questions about this, feel free to contact us, and together we can customize the best set for you.

What is my ideal twintip kiteboard size?

The size of your twintip kiteboard also depends on several factors. The main factors, much like choosing the right kite size, are your weight and kitesurfing level. It's also good to know whether you ride on a flat spot or one with a lot of chop. The heavier you are, the larger the kiteboard you need. Even as a beginner kitesurfer, it's recommended to practice with a slightly larger kiteboard. A larger kiteboard makes it easier to get going, sails more easily upwind, and feels stable. If you are more advanced, a smaller kiteboard can be more fun as it feels more playful.

To give you a rough estimate, a kitesurfer weighing 60kg would use a twintip ranging from 133 to 138, depending on their kitesurfing level. A kitesurfer weighing 90kg would use a board approximately sized between 139 and 152, again depending on their kitesurfing level. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact us.

What bar width do I need for my kite?

Most kitesurfing brands offer kitesurfing bars in various sizes and line lengths. The narrower (smaller) bars are designed for smaller kites of 10m and below. Small kites are inherently fast. Because the bar is narrower, when you steer, you create a less significant angle, making the kite feel less nervous. Larger kites, on the other hand, are naturally slower. To steer a large kite effectively, a wider bar is preferable. The increased width allows for easier steering, making the large kite feel less sluggish. However, not adhering to these guidelines doesn't mean the kite won't fly well. Kitesurfing brands also offer different line lengths. Longer lines provide more power, especially in light wind conditions. Shorter lines result in quicker steering, which is beneficial for wave kitesurfing, for example.

Can I make a personal kitesurfing set at Kitemana?

If you prefer a different kite, board, or bar in your set, this is possible upon consultation. Please contact us via WhatsApp, email, phone, or visit our store. You can let us know the specific set you would like, including the kite, board, bar, etc. We can then work together to tailor the best set for you.

Which kitesurf brands does Kitemana sell complete kitesurf sets from?

Kitemana offers kitesurf sets from the following premium brands in the kite industry:

Airush: BY INNOVATORS FOR INNOVATORS
Cabrinha: LIVE FREE. RIDE FREE.
Core Kiteboarding: PREMIUM KITES & BOARDS FROM FEHMARN, GERMANY.
Duotone Kiteboarding: TRUE KITEBOARDING.
F-One: ENJOY ALL CONDITIONS, TRY OUT NEW THINGS, OPEN UP YOUR PLAYGROUND
North: FOR THE SEEKERS.
Ozone: INSPIRED BY NATURE · DRIVEN BY THE ELEMENTS
Reedin Kiteboarding: IMAGINE KITEBOARDING #BEYOND
Slingshot: THE ART OF POWER