Limb091

So there is such a thing!, But at £3000+ no wonder i've never seen or heard of one before :/

Today whilst at work and extremely bored, I was thinking.. Is there such thing as a kite buggy for the sea? I mean.. yes you can kiteboard, just like landboarding.. but is there anything like a buggy for the sea? It could be like a kayak, but with a large fin at the front which could be controlled by your feet and enable you to steer, like a buggy. They would have to be super light of course and have some way of keeping you in the buggy/kayak, and you'd have to use something like a spraydeck else you'd probably fill up and sink pretty quickely :/ Just imagine getting some huge air.. whilst sitting down, in some kind of Buggy/kayak "Buyak" . Or seeing someone kiteloop (if that would be possible). Would be pretty sick. Although it would best be used for kite racing. I'm sure that the way the sport is evolving so quickely that something like this might become a reality in the not so distant future. Maybe.. The only problem would be that a flying kayak would be pretty dangerous to other kiters.. Maybe not such a good idea after all.. Anyway.. just a thought.

I've just taken the plunge and spent £170 inc P&P on a new baord from some israel guy on Fleabay. Its 138 x 39. I did speak to a guy who bought one a few months back and he said that after also being on a tight budget he bought one and hasn't looked back. Said it was the perfect beginners board and he still using it now. Mine should come next wednesday, so i'll let you know how it fairs if you like?

Can I ask why your selling it if it's brand new?

I've seen this board selling on ebay, just wondering if anyones heard of these boards before and if anyones got one? Cheers http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=170336752668

I'm looking to get my own kit after having lessons last summer, would this be a good kite to start with? If so could you send me some pics please.