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Enjoy the rush of flight. Power kites are not for your average afternoon at the park. They add an extra element of speed, control, and excitement to kiting, surfing, bugging, skiing, and land boarding. If you are new to the sport, or looking to upgrade your gear, you have come to the right place. Our kiteboarding kites are specially designed to offer the perfect balance of control and power. They are affordable, and durable. There is something magical about strapping in, and harnessing the power of wind, to create speed, and occasionally, moments of flight. Let us help you get your flight on! |
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Just Getting Started?
Check out our Most Popular Trainer Kite: 
Rush IV Pro 250
8.4 feet
4-29 Mph 65 ft 385/220 lbs line 20 inch Control Bar $ 199.49 |
Are you ready to jump into the sport of kiteboarding, but aren't sure what kite to buy? We recommend choosing a power kite from the Rush Pro line like the kite featured to the left. It is durable, easy to handle, and affordable.
The Rush Pro, which is available in three sizes, does not over-strain beginners, but has enough pull to never be boring! This kite will help you gain skill but it is also a blast to play with. It is sure to draw a crowd. The HQ Rush Pro has a third line for added safety and allows you to easily relaunch the kite by yourself. This added convenience is a must for first time flyers! Being able to get the kite in the air on your own will save you time as you are learning how to control the kite. |
Kiteboarding in the Olympics
Kiting is an exciting and fresh sport that is just beginning to take off across the globe. Learn what makes it such a fast-growing sport and read what is happening in the Sport Kite arena here. The excitement kiting offers brings new people to the sport every day. Are you ready to join in on the fun?
Kiteboarding is considered one of the top extreme water sport events of 2011 and it is about to get even more recognition as it is considered for competition in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio De Janerio.
Have you been to the beach lately? I am sure you have noticed the bright colored kites spotting the sky. It is fun to watch the boarders skim across the water and jump into the air. Those who are marketing the Olympics agree. They said, "Kitesurfing can be raced right on the beach in 12 inches of water in winds of five to 35 knots, making it a perfect spectator sport event to be run off Rio De Janeiro’s famous beaches during the 2016 Summer Olympics." Spectators are certainly going to discover the thrill of kiting. Luckily, we don't have to wait for the Olympics to get in on the action!
“The Olympics want to promote the most advanced levels of sailing,” said Mike Gebhardt, a two-time Olympic medalist in windsurfing who raced his kiteboard in Miami. “This is high speed, visibly athletic, there are crashes, and you can tell who’s winning. That’s what sells.”
“People need to be updated and educated as they watch,” he said. “Right now, kites are the fastest sailing craft on the planet: 55 knots. People will get it.”
Be prepared to watch the kiteboarding action as the Olympics draw near. While you wait, why not try kiting yourself, and see what all the hype is about. Select a kite and get started today. The best thing about kiting is that it can be done anywhere. You don't need to live by the ocean. Fly on land or in the snow. The sport is as versatile as the wind.
Kiteboarding is considered one of the top extreme water sport events of 2011 and it is about to get even more recognition as it is considered for competition in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio De Janerio.
Have you been to the beach lately? I am sure you have noticed the bright colored kites spotting the sky. It is fun to watch the boarders skim across the water and jump into the air. Those who are marketing the Olympics agree. They said, "Kitesurfing can be raced right on the beach in 12 inches of water in winds of five to 35 knots, making it a perfect spectator sport event to be run off Rio De Janeiro’s famous beaches during the 2016 Summer Olympics." Spectators are certainly going to discover the thrill of kiting. Luckily, we don't have to wait for the Olympics to get in on the action!
“The Olympics want to promote the most advanced levels of sailing,” said Mike Gebhardt, a two-time Olympic medalist in windsurfing who raced his kiteboard in Miami. “This is high speed, visibly athletic, there are crashes, and you can tell who’s winning. That’s what sells.”
“People need to be updated and educated as they watch,” he said. “Right now, kites are the fastest sailing craft on the planet: 55 knots. People will get it.”
Be prepared to watch the kiteboarding action as the Olympics draw near. While you wait, why not try kiting yourself, and see what all the hype is about. Select a kite and get started today. The best thing about kiting is that it can be done anywhere. You don't need to live by the ocean. Fly on land or in the snow. The sport is as versatile as the wind.
