"Every year Kevin Langeree spends about 3 months in Cape Town to prepare himself for the coming PKRA season. 

We made 6 online episodes to show you more about his kiting and his life in Africa."

- from  http://www.kevinlangeree.com

Check out the awesome freestyle, surf and just watch Kevin live the dream in one of the nicest spots to train!

Watch the trailer:

[video: http://vimeo.com/3333160]

 

Click below to see the more video action:

 

 

SBC Kiteboard magazine has just released it's annual buyer's guide for 2009.  This year, the testing took place in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina where the team put the latest and greatest gear through the gauntlet of testing in order to provide you enough information to make an informed decision on your next gear purchase. 

Make sure you take a look at SBC's gear selector chart on page 81 of the 2009 Buyer's Guide issue to help you get a better idea of what gear may fit your needs.

SBC test team: John Bryja, Craig Cunningham, Dave Marshall, Daniel Steiner, Shane Thompson and David G. Tran

 Click SBC's logo below to subscribe now or click on the magazine at the top to go to SBC Kiteboar Magazine's website.

 

A few weeks ago, I had the luxury of test riding the new Wainman Hawaii 12m Boss from the Rabbit series of kites.   This was a weekend where for once, I went to the beach without any gear, so I had no choice but to ride other people’s gear.  What a great way to compare kites! 

Click the link below to read more of the review and see the pics of the gear and Shawn Richman riding in Canada.

 

 

 

Here's an online article in the latest issue of Mountain Life Magazine that outline's the writer's experience with kiteboarding, reducing injury and helping grow the sport through positive channels, and the benefits of associations and lessons for the new entrant into the sport.

http://www.mountainlifemagazine.ca/georgianbay/summer-2008/getting-schooled

The Ontario Kiteboarding Association is a volunteer based non-profit association established to promote responsible kiteboarding and preserve kiteboard access in Ontario. The Ontario Kiteboard Association’s central goal is to build a membership base of kiteboarders that works together and builds a healthy kiteboard community. Membership is optional; kiteboarders are encouraged to join and to contribute to shaping the future of kiteboarding in Ontario. The more we share, the more we can learn from each other and if necessary react to an issue with a single organized voice representive of Ontario Kiteboarders. Take a look at the website for more information and to sign up if you are an Ontario kiteboarder!