Weight, wind strengths, conditions , all important for advice

I am 100kg and running an 11, 14 and 17 for 10knots to 30knots. Not sure you need anything smaller but rather something larger.
I mainly use the 14 and 17 in Sydney with a North Nugget and only start using the 11 above 20knots with a surfboard.

I think ud b wasting ur money. I use 12 2 about 27knots . . . Ive considered a 10 but i can cope with the 12. Like windsurfing the optimum strength to water conditions is 15 2 25knt

Im 135kg @ 20 - 27knots im on a 138 x 43 by 12m kite . . . Powered having fun

I hope tis helpful

135 kgs.....I will stay out of your way on the water, thats for sure.

You might want to consider a 17m kite or you will be watching from the shore a fair bit of the time...

Fb. . . . Have thought about it . . . But i get going at 15 ti 18 on my 14 . . . .at my weight ive become efficient at getting plaining which has come from my windsurfing days. . . . . Bonus is if kite behind me the water is pretty flat. . . . .

Guys , thanks for the help . not even going to worry about a kite under 12 just yet till my skills are up and I find out where I am needing a bigger or samller kite . I think the 12 and 15 will do just nicely for this summer . If it really howling I'll jump on a slalom board and windsurf . Same if its 4 -10 knots I'll SUP with the kids .

4XL your my inspiration bro , same weight and still a relatively new kiter with windsurfing background , Brothers from different mothers .

Now on the lookout for a similar board to your 138 , Time to go shopping ! Any suggestions ??

Cheers ,

Ant

Fingerbone i'll attach a ships horn to the front of the Stella to warn of approaching cattle ship , Baaaarrrp Baaaaarrp

I'm not sure but one of Cauncys recent posts indicated they do one?