yep i used to ride one of these and absolutley loved it, the evil bear has a snowboard type base which is really durable and a wider than normal stance which helps keep your centre of gravity low, (better balance and style). these boards also give great pop, and while it is quite a small board it gets on the plane super early.
this board will suit.

Same as the others, I loved the board. Hit sliders, rocks, sand, kickers and it looks like **** now, but still rides fine with only a few chips out of it (if you´ve seen the beatings this thing has taken it´s amazing it´s still going at all). Just talk the shop down, you should be able to get the shops down around $250 anyway. It´s end of season and they´ll be trying to get rid of gear. See ya.

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Mate you should try and arrange a demo of a 130 or 133, its much wider so it will force you to ride with a far more aggressive edge. Being an intermediate you may find it a little two aggressive and as I have said before generally it’s a wake style orientated shape and you will eat **** on it until you get it dialled. It has a nice flex through the tips and a stiff middle section allowing you to hold the power without it being lost through huge amounts of flex. I personally find flex to be one of the most overrated attributes in kiteboards - at least for my particular style. I am currently riding the 130 with straps and the 133 with boots (when its not so cold) and at 70kg can ride it from 10 to 30 knots with the odd gust above.

For a less aggressive feel the 125 might also be worth a look depending on how small you want to go-it would be a nice combination with your current 137. My girl friend has just begun riding it as a one-board quiver and is almost as stoked as I am.

Give stonk a call I’m sure he will be able to sort you out with some larger fins to take for a spin.

I also hear they have been playing around with some new surfboards –will see if I can find out more.