Kite board sizes
Here are the general rules for kitesurfing board sizes:
Board Length: In general, shorter boards are more maneuverable and responsive, which is useful for performing tricks, jumps, and acrobatics. Longer boards, on the other hand, provide greater stability and better tracking. Kiteboard lengths can range from approximately 130 cm to 160 cm or more.
Board Width: Wider boards offer greater stability and better balance, which is especially beneficial for beginner kitesurfers. Narrower boards are more responsive and maneuverable. Board widths can range from around 40 cm to 45 cm or more.
Rocker (the board's longitudinal curvature): The greater the rocker, or the board's axial curvature, the more responsive the board will be to changes in direction and more suitable for maneuvers and acrobatics. Less rocker makes the board faster and more suitable for flat water and freeriding.
Flex (board flex): A soft board will better absorb impacts and undulations, which is beneficial for jumps and tricks in waves. A board with greater stiffness will provide greater stability on flat water and allow for better course holding.
Board Type: There are different types of kitesurfing boards, such as twin-tip boards, freestyle boards, wave boards, and freeride boards. Each type has its own characteristics that affect how the board performs on the water.
It's important to choose a board size that suits your skill level, riding style, and the conditions you plan to kitesurf in. Beginners are typically advised to choose wider and larger boards, while advanced kitesurfers may prefer more responsive and technical models.
It's best to consult with an experienced expert at our Fun Wind store to choose the right board for your needs and skills. Please contact us by email or phone.
Board Length: In general, shorter boards are more maneuverable and responsive, which is useful for performing tricks, jumps, and acrobatics. Longer boards, on the other hand, provide greater stability and better tracking. Kiteboard lengths can range from approximately 130 cm to 160 cm or more.
Board Width: Wider boards offer greater stability and better balance, which is especially beneficial for beginner kitesurfers. Narrower boards are more responsive and maneuverable. Board widths can range from around 40 cm to 45 cm or more.
Rocker (the board's longitudinal curvature): The greater the rocker, or the board's axial curvature, the more responsive the board will be to changes in direction and more suitable for maneuvers and acrobatics. Less rocker makes the board faster and more suitable for flat water and freeriding.
Flex (board flex): A soft board will better absorb impacts and undulations, which is beneficial for jumps and tricks in waves. A board with greater stiffness will provide greater stability on flat water and allow for better course holding.
Board Type: There are different types of kitesurfing boards, such as twin-tip boards, freestyle boards, wave boards, and freeride boards. Each type has its own characteristics that affect how the board performs on the water.
It's important to choose a board size that suits your skill level, riding style, and the conditions you plan to kitesurf in. Beginners are typically advised to choose wider and larger boards, while advanced kitesurfers may prefer more responsive and technical models.
It's best to consult with an experienced expert at our Fun Wind store to choose the right board for your needs and skills. Please contact us by email or phone.
