Collection: Kiteboards

Twintip sizing

Bigger boards get going earlier and are more forgiving through chop; smaller boards are quicker edge to edge and jump better. For most riders between 70 and 90kg, something around 138-142cm is the board they keep. Lighter riders and stronger wind push you shorter, and if you mostly ride the lighter mornings a longer board is worth having.

Directional and surfboards

If you are riding the point on a light onshore day, a directional is far more fun than a twintip and is what most people here end up buying second. Strapless takes a while and is worth it.

Bindings

Pads and straps come with most boards. Boots hold you in for wakestyle and hurt more when it goes wrong. Both are in kiteboard accessories.

Still weighing it up? Ring the shop on (07) 5309 6624 or come into Cotton Tree. We ride this gear here, and we would rather spend ten minutes getting you on the right thing than sell you the dearest one on the page.