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2009 ALL AROUND PACKAGE
Yeah, there's a recession on, but that just means the deals are better than ever. As in, a brand new 2009 Liquid Force Session, Proof, Luxury straps, and Luxury harness, all for under $1300. The 2009 Generation 2 Session is a stable, user friendly and reliable kite. The Proof is the board to have when you're looking for those first upwind rides and jumps, and the Luxury is one of the most comfortable waist harnesses. So take advantage and do your part to help the economy!
Check out the Liquid Force ALL AROUND PACKAGE.
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NEW INSTRUCTIONAL DVD
The best Kitesurfing instructional DVD to date. After years of selling IKO's Beginners Guide (a great DVD) we finally have a new and updated version featuring bow kites and expanding on some of the finer details of kiteboarding.
From first moves to extreme maneuvers, 21 detailed stages deal with everything you need to know. This DVD will guide the complete novice all the way to the end of their first or second year of kiteboarding. Step it up and progress.
FREE SHIPPING when you order by June 30!
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Kiteboarding: The Bottom Line
Caliber Board
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Okay, I'm in love. I have ridden tons of boards over the years and have finally found a board that hits almost all the key points for my riding style. I have always loved (and still do) my Naish Haze kiteboard. Nice and easy to ride. Handles the Lake Michigan chop with ease and super easy on my knees. My only complaint was loading up and popping off the water. The board was still a bit soft. But I wasn't willing to crank on a super stiff freestyle board.
Introduce the Caliber – super smooth through the Lake Michigan Kiteboarding chop. This boards cuts through it and keeps the ride ultra smooth for my knees. It also has plenty of pop off the water.
The board blasts upwind with great board speed.
I had a good session in the light wind, putting the board flat on the water and riding through those light wind spots. At 200 lbs on a 136, it handled great.
Also those spiffy Sync bindings give me zero foot fatigue. I even rode yesterday with a freshly broken pinky toe and had no problems – of course, the 5mm booties probably helped too.
Well, the 136 Cabrinha Caliber is now in my van to stay for the summer.
See you on the water.
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