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DE What are the best kitesurfing brands for beginners?
For beginner kitesurfers, Duotone, Cabrinha, North and Naish are the most recommended brands because of their stable flight characteristics and beginner-friendly designs. These brands offer kites that forgive mistakes and deliver predictable performance. Complete kit costs €2,000-€3,500 new, but flexible subscriptions starting at €25/month make premium brands accessible without a big investment. The right kit size depends on weight and wind conditions: 65-80kg kitesurfers usually need a 9-11m kite. Core, Slingshot and Ventum are also excellent budget-friendly alternatives that offer reliable performance for beginning kitesurfers.
What is the difference between renting and buying a kiteset?
The difference between renting and buying a kiteset lies mainly in cost, flexibility and responsibilities. When renting a kiteset, you pay a monthly fee for access to premium gear without a large purchase cost, while buying requires a one-time investment of €1,500 to €3,000. Renting offers more flexibility to try out different brands and ensures that you always have access to the latest models. Buying a new kiteset costs between €1,500 and €3,000, depending on the brand and specifications. When renting, you pay a predictable monthly fee without a large upfront purchase cost. When buying [...]
What kiteboards are available for rental?
For kitesurfers, there are several types of boards available for rental, each designed for specific riding styles and conditions. From twintip boards for beginners to foil boards for advanced surfers, the rental range offers access to premium gear without the high purchase cost. Renting a kite set gives you the flexibility to try out different board types and find the perfect match for your skill level and preferences. There are four main categories of kiteboards available for rental: twintip boards, directional boards, foil boards and surf-style boards. Each type has unique features suitable for different riding styles, weather conditions and skill levels. The choice depends on your experience [...].
