Im a beginner kiter, and whenever the kite crashes some times it folds over itself. Is this normal or am i doing something wrong?

Pump it up so that it is pretty solid - like when you flick it with your finger it should sound like a drum.

As for light winds, just be careful not to pull the bar in too much, unless you got the kite moving across the window with a bit of pace. If you pull the bar, and the kite stalls (starts reversing) you need to let the bar out a bit. Sometimes trimming the kite a bit will help prevent you from stalling, or you can just fly it with the bar out a bit further than usual.

Probably most importantly - don't be tempted to go out in light winds. That's a pretty common time for newbies to get into trouble. I've seen plenty that think because there is enough wind to get the kite flying that automatically it is time to get on the water, but light wind kiting can often mean you crash, cant relaunch, lose your board, get tangled in your lines, have a crap time generally because you are too much of a frother!

Thanks a lot guys

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