We have a bus load going to the snowkiting area at Hotham to give it a go,
you should head over on your way to Falls

Nic

pump up
your favorit snow kite.

Word of warning for pump ups beware of cauliflower ice and granite .They love to eat leading edges.They also love to eat bridles

Also don't head into the back country alone (particularly if you are new to snow kiting )I have come across 2 examples in 2 weeks of people heading the back on their own.If something goes wrong you might die .We camped this past weekend and I thought i was going to die from the cold

Our group thought it might be a good idea to set up a register somewhere for people heading out

Also I'm sorry to sound like your mum nagging

dodgey stuff. a doona is definitely the way to go and without starting another endless thread(fingers crossed) the auto-zenith thingey would come in handy when climbing over fences, adjusting bootstraps blah blah.

Or even better an ozone frezny!! hint hint! check the buy n sell.

Sorry for the hijack.

mike

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Originally posted by Mr float

No Hijack .Been there, great kite but even as a dealer i would prefer one kite that does it all on snow water and land and isn't troubled by cauilflower ice and granite

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Me too, I am very happy with my Flysurfers.

mike

i use my 2007, 7m ,9m ,13m fuels for the water and the snow

how did you go on the weekend