What size kiteboard do I need?

Tips & Table for your perfect Twin-Tip

Picking the right kiteboard size for your new twin-tip is important for your kitesurfing experience. It depends on your weight and personal level. It is In light winds it is easier to waterstart with a larger board. On the other hand, with a smaller board it is easier to keep your "edge" in strong winds. 

 The table below is in indicative. Different brands use different sizes. Use this table to get an idea of which size fits you. 

Kiteboard sizes based on weight

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