Hi there,

It's time for me to buy my own kite. Have had lessons with an instructor on the philippines, was able to stand up and drive wind up.
Learned with a 9m best warroo and a 9m north vegas.
I'm not that sure what kind of board it was.

I've around 90kg.

At first I was thinking to buy a naish park 12m or cabrinha switchblade 12m.

But today i found a brand new airush varial 10m for a good price (2011).

I know that it is better to get a smaller and a bigger one, but should i start with a 9 or 10 or 12m?

:ave no idea and feel lost (-;

And what kind of board? 140?

Thanks for ur help

Radman4 is right, but you need advice from a local who knows your wind conditions. What may work for you here in variable QLD conditions may be overkill where you are. I have owned a few Naish and lots round here fly the Switchy, so either would be good. For 90kg anything from 136 up, depending on kite size.

Thanks for your help.

Oh sorry (-:
Right now i'm in perth. Maybe going up to lancelin and stay there for a while.

One guy in a shop told me that it's better with a 12m, an other shop said I'd go with a 9 or 10m.

One (good???) Offer:
Airush Varial 10m 2011new 1200aud

What do u think?

At the end it makes sence to have a combo with 9 and 12 or 10 and 13, or?
And for the board 138-140 x 40 ?

Airush over the Best for sure. IMO. Better still, great deals around now on F ONe Bandits. The new B5 has just come out and The B 4's are going cheap, or even better, and my preference, track down a new B3, shop on the QLD sunny coast just sold their last one brand new for $1000. You get the speed of a 10m but with a bit more grunt from the Bandit.

Hey guyd. Thanks a lot for ur help!!!
Its very hard for me to buy my first kite.
But i'll do it (-:

Airush varial 2011 in 10m
Airush lithium 2011 in 10m

Ii asked around, and the guys said that the lithium has the better low end range and it feels a bit more powerfull.

True?

What did you get?

Sorry I only just looked at this thread but the either of the airush kites with a 138 switchie will work for you well in WA.

Sounds like you are all set