Should directionals in the chop/slop be banned?
Or should some kind of designated area be setup for them similar to the windsurfers?

It seems like the directional style is too different to regular Kiteboarding for both styles to exist together safely.

Whether it be the dangly spins with kite at 12 through the line up or out of control riders whipping their kites around in the chop, I'm just worried directional riders are likely to cause injury to others riding proper Kiteboards.

doonut said..
Absolutely of course they should they are a hazard not only to other water users but a hazard to society as well,

Can I use my pool pony in the line up?

Shouldnt this be in the wave section

And what is regular kiting rowdy

tard said..
Yes Yendor ,technically you could but morally
should you?

I love my pool pony

When there is an ideal wave spot 30 seconds away by kite, I don't understand why they feel the need to be disrupting the flow of the flatwater. Flatwater = surfboard, surf = twintip.

Well it seems like the places with separate craft zones works well. The people that wanna do wiggles on waves can be put down the beach a bit. You could probably even zone them in with the windsurfers. I hate regulation but it could be the best option.

djt91184 said..
How do you know the big hacks you think your doing aren't little wiggles

How about a proper flatwater spot? A pond which has butter smooth water and smooth consistent winds. The surfer in question wasn't even riding the flatwater and just darting around creating chop. Should this be frowned upon?

what about kickers? I think I prefer riding in waves on my twintip if the conditions are right.