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Mr float
Mr float
NSW
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3 May 2011 8:50am
I saw this in the news section
www.seabreeze.com.au/News/Kitesurfing/Massive-mega-boost-on-Maui_4835317.aspx



In the early days this was a big part of the sport and everyone in their progression wanted to go big .it doesn't seem so as much anymore .Hopefully this kind of thing on a kite that as they say you wouldn't think was supposed to do this stuff will help inspire
peanuticus
peanuticus
NSW
341 posts
NSW, 341 posts
3 May 2011 10:10am
this guy goes higher

bjw
bjw
QLD
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bjw bjw
QLD, 3691 posts
3 May 2011 10:52am
Why has someone not posted that before?
wdric
wdric
NSW
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NSW, 1625 posts
3 May 2011 12:42pm
Mr float said...

Hopefully this kind of thing on a kite that as they say you wouldn't think was supposed to do this stuff will help inspire


Well come down to squids one 30knot day over winter Lach and lets get inspired and have a jump fest and give the abbs a work out

I promise no one will end up on the pacific hwy or in the power wires or dragged up on the rocks

Even though the comp scene doesn't seem to fussed by these sort of moves, I gaurantee at every local spot around the country there are always heaps of people with a grin from ear to ear when they get higher than they ever have before, even the boys that have slippers on their boards to keep thier toes warm enjoy going big every now and then and get a buzz, they just don't tell there forum buddies

When ever a non kiter comes up to you on the beach they never ask how many handle passes you do, they ask how high can you go on one of those things
Mr float
Mr float
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3 May 2011 1:12pm

When ever a non kiter comes up to you on the beach they never ask how many handle passes you do, they ask how high can you go on one of those things


dats right

NSW, 4382 posts
3 May 2011 1:14pm
Boooooost!!
sir ROWDY
sir ROWDY
WA
5378 posts
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3 May 2011 11:51am
Mr float said...


When ever a non kiter comes up to you on the beach they never ask how many handle passes you do


dats right




Only a rook (kiter or not) would ask that question.
ok
ok
NSW
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ok ok
NSW, 1089 posts
3 May 2011 7:54pm
how high is it possible to go?
hamburglar
hamburglar
ACT
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3 May 2011 9:28pm
^^delta tango 61 9er now cleared for landing on north-south runway 6 over
wdric
wdric
NSW
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3 May 2011 11:35pm
sir ROWDY said...

Mr float said...


When ever a non kiter comes up to you on the beach they never ask how many handle passes you do


dats right




Only a rook (kiter or not) would ask that question.


Remember what it felt like when you first started learning, the stoke you felt, the need to get back out there and have another go?
To most of us it still feels the same after 2 years or even 10 years!

No mater what form of kitesurfing you do we all share that common stoke, it is the same buzz, don't ever forget that sir ROWDY, you can't take it away from anyone whether their straped or strapless, boots or skimboard, TT or surf, boost or handle pass, race or cruise, young or old, even the dissapointment of no wind or the smile after a good session says it all, it's all good we are all hooked even if your unhooked

If it was a contest and you had to judge everyone on enthusiasm and passion you would give us all 10 points and declare us all equal winners
sir ROWDY
sir ROWDY
WA
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3 May 2011 9:44pm
wdric said...

sir ROWDY said...

Mr float said...


When ever a non kiter comes up to you on the beach they never ask how many handle passes you do


dats right




Only a rook (kiter or not) would ask that question.


Remember what it felt like when you first started learning, the stoke you felt, the need to get back out there and have another go?
To most of us it still feels the same after 2 years or even 10 years!

No mater what form of kitesurfing you do we all share that common stoke, it is the same buzz, don't ever forget that sir ROWDY, you can't take it away from anyone whether their straped or strapless, boots or skimboard, TT or surf, boost or handle pass, race or cruise, young or old, even the dissapointment of no wind or the smile after a good session says it all, it's all good we are all hooked even if your unhooked


Ooookkkkkk haha. I don't really understand why you said that but I agree with what you said, it's all about catching the stoke! Whether it be kiting related or not. And trust me I won't forget it My life revolves around getting stoked.

p.s. I was meerly pointing out no one ever asks "how many handlepasses can do?", and if they do it is most likely that they are a rookie.
wdric
wdric
NSW
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3 May 2011 11:56pm
sir ROWDY said...

Ooookkkkkk haha. I don't really understand why you said that but I agree with what you said, it's all about catching the stoke! Whether it be kiting related or not. And trust me I won't forget it My life revolves around getting stoked.

p.s. I was meerly pointing out no one ever asks "how many handlepasses can do?", and if they do it is most likely that they are a rookie.


I know you got the same stoke man you got nearly 3000 post on here!
But I am sure you would agree that sometimes you guys that are more skilled with technical abilities are sometimes a little quick off the mark to diss others less gifted and forget that us ordinary folk enjoy the more simple things just as much!

Catch on the water and keep gettin the stoke .........

sir ROWDY
sir ROWDY
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3 May 2011 10:14pm
I'm not sure about that. I am definitely down for anyone getting stoked, Whether it be someone riding for the first time or landing that trick you have been trying for ages, that kind of stuff gets me amped. Doing as many handlepasses as you can is just retarded though haha.
wishy
wishy
WA
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4 May 2011 8:16am
Sending an overpowered 7m is one of the best feelings you could ever experience, there's no two ways about it.
dave......
dave......
WA
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4 May 2011 11:19am
Demoed a new model kite at the end of the season, thanks Nigel Cassidy. Sent it and went over the top of my mates canopy, rookies or experienced riders all shared my stoke. A big jump will always remain one of the things that will keep me in this sport.
Try watching one of those PKRA thingys on Channel One, boring as, yet everyone cheers when one of the guys goes big. If you want to concentrate on only riding wakestyle why not just buy a boat?
GalahOnTheBay
GalahOnTheBay
NSW
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4 May 2011 1:50pm
wishy said...

Sending an overpowered 7m is one of the best feelings you could ever experience, there's no two ways about it.


Only once you land it...

In related news why is it a massive mega boost? At what point is a boost massive, and then mega? Just asking...
Charl dv
Charl dv
WA
2485 posts
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4 May 2011 2:23pm
dave...... said...

Demoed a new model kite at the end of the season, thanks Nigel Cassidy. Sent it and went over the top of my mates canopy, rookies or experienced riders all shared my stoke. A big jump will always remain one of the things that will keep me in this sport.
Try watching one of those PKRA thingys on Channel One, boring as, yet everyone cheers when one of the guys goes big. If you want to concentrate on only riding wakestyle why not just buy a boat?


because a decent boat is 100k.. kiting kit is 2k 98k difference made the decision easy.

oh and why not just rad and do both
Charl dv
Charl dv
WA
2485 posts
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4 May 2011 2:24pm
and majority of riders on here probably can't handle a good boat session.

but boosting is fun when you're absolutely maxed out. i'll admit it.
landyacht
landyacht
WA
5921 posts
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4 May 2011 9:01pm
peanuticus said...

this guy goes higher



I think they dont show it too often , so people will keep kiting?

juggler
juggler
VIC
243 posts
VIC, 243 posts
5 May 2011 8:49pm
Didn't unhook so doesn't count, plus it was a poo stance
sleek1
sleek1
VIC
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5 May 2011 9:14pm
wishy said...

Sending an overpowered 7m is one of the best feelings you could ever experience, there's no two ways about it.


I agree about not getting it 2 ways ,that **** would hurt.But you sure you want to stick with 'One of the best feelings you could ever exp'? cause if so you should get out more.
Antigrav
Antigrav
5 posts
5 posts
6 May 2011 9:06pm
dave...... said...
If you want to concentrate on only riding wakestyle why not just buy a boat?


If you want to concentrate on jumping massive why don't you buy a paraglider?

See it's the same retarded argument nobody really cares at the end of the day how other people ride, as long as everyone has a good time it just doesn't matter in the slightest
T one
T one
NT
321 posts
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6 May 2011 11:11pm
Antigrav said...

dave...... said...
If you want to concentrate on only riding wakestyle why not just buy a boat?


If you want to concentrate on jumping massive why don't you buy a paraglider?

See it's the same retarded argument nobody really cares at the end of the day how other people ride, as long as everyone has a good time it just doesn't matter in the slightest


^^^^^'cos that would "gliding" not "jumping"... or should we call boosting "parastyle"?
Plummet
Plummet
4862 posts
4862 posts
9 May 2011 10:48am
personally i don't get wake style. why go small and twisty when you can go HUGE. But each to there own. the wake stylers definatly have skills in a dizzying kinda rotating way.

I also presume if yourve boosted huge for years you could probably get bored with endless float. in that case i see the enthusiasm towards something different.

me i like to go fast and jump fast and long. the faster the longer the floatier the better. even better when i can time it with a super smooth pillowy soft but high speed landing. that puts a grin on my face.

30 odd meters on the land jumping boulders feels amaising and 50+ meters on the water and landing on a wave face is also the wholy grail for me. Can't say i've pulled those off that often but when i do. the grin lasts for 2-3 days.
sir ROWDY
sir ROWDY
WA
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9 May 2011 10:54am
I think you worked it out Plummet.
Plummet
Plummet
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4862 posts
9 May 2011 12:26pm
i did this real sweet jump about a month ago on the 11m edge. wind was abit fickel and instantly pulled up to maybe 25 knots from 16-18 i was already going fast and the edge builds speed real fast with aparent wind. i had the kite low and it was like a turbo boost instant mega speed. there was some surfers about 80 meters away towards the beach. i sent the kite at the peak of my speed and whamo some good height and re-directed hard and got a sweet glide and landed about 20 meters away from the surfers (slightly down wind they weren't in danger).

The surfers loved it they were yelling and whooping. must have looked insane from a surfers eye veiw. Certainly felt good from mine.

bellevue
bellevue
NSW
221 posts
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11 May 2011 4:19pm
hey lach & ric, there's 2 things wrong with that video !!!

1- he's jumping the wrong way !!!

&

2- he's not wearing a leg rope !!!


what a wally !!!!!!!!!!!!!

daz

jokes!!! ok,,,,,,,,,,,, to all the leg rope haters !! ;-)
Craig66
Craig66
NSW
2466 posts
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11 May 2011 6:56pm
bellevue said...

hey lach & ric, there's 2 things wrong with that video !!!

1- he's jumping the wrong way !!!

&

2- he's not wearing a leg rope !!!


what a wally !!!!!!!!!!!!!

daz

jokes!!! ok,,,,,,,,,,,, to all the leg rope haters !! ;-)


hey daz, how is your hand brake / new wife going...sorry leg rope i meant to say

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