NEW 2008 Strong wind kites are here

Your one of the first to know about the hottest kite to hit the market since the bow revolution. Australian company New kiteboarding has just released it's strong wind kite design.  

If you?re into pushing your limits while riding in total control check out New Kite boarding?s Original Series kites. Original series is a wide arced C kite built in a 5 line configuration so you stay in total control of all high wind situations.  

The latest E.S.P technology is the simple, light weight solution to achieve top end stability and massive amounts of depower. (Check the website for detailed info)  

All kites come fitted with the Pneumatic System which is the most simple, maintainable inflation system available on the market. Its effective for Leading Edge durability and the system is easily removed.  

The Nuclear bar is tuff. Specifically designed for 5 lines and easily customizable. The carbon bar is built around a solid stainless steel center insert. The small adjustable loop sits below a large range of depower travel which is suitable for light people. Handle passers will be in heaven with the load tested safety leash and soft cushioned bar ends. Not to mention the Trip pin release which is mounted at the end of the strong wind approved Neutralizer 5 line.  

All the detailed info, design forum and product price lists can be found on the site. www.newkiteboarding.com 

Update!  If you're in WA, head to www.choicekitesurfing.com.au'>Choice kitesurfing or call Graham on 0438 382 638 to organize a demo ride.   Graham has 7,9 & 11m kites available for demo. If your heading north drop into G - Spot Geraldton. Tim has a 9m for demo. Tim can easily organize any other size aswell if its looking too windy for a 9m. The kites are for real high wind designs, You wont be dissapointed when the water is smoking!!"

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