Robert Kidnie has been traveling around the globe with his kitesurfing gear and skills. In a recent trip to the Southeast Asia, in search for wind, he transformed what is usually rare into an "easy" task.
"No kite-mares, but some pretty sketchy wipeouts. I got dragged by three waves one time, when I dropped it in a wave. That was scary! But both me and my kite survived", says Kidnie.
Ride a kite wave just like in surfing. Your body and surfboard positions in the wave are similar, but the kite part is harder.
Try to get the kite lines coming out of the barrel, almost parallel to the sea level, avoiding the wave lip to hit them, as much as possible.
In above average kitesurfing conditions, everything is possible, but Kidnie clearly shows there are no limits in the kiting world.... [Learn More]
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