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GIVEAWAY! WIN CABRINHA SOURCE BINDINGS!

For those seeking an adrenaline-fueled escape from the hustle and bustle of London.

You are invited to the event of the year, the Infinity Awards Gala Night. To thank you all for an amazing kitesurfing season and to celebrate the achievements of our community.

Kitesurfing is a combination of kite flying skills and body balance. Having a lessons with professional school is a key to learn in fun and safe way. Usually, it takes from 6 to 12h but it always depends of each student abilities.

Ever increasing in popularity, Kitesurfing was developed in the late 1990’s. It is surely the early catastrophic accidents that give Kitesurfing its dangerous label. Later developments in safety release systems prevent such tragic occurrences, so today can Kitesurfing really be considered a dangerous or extreme sport ?

How to choose my first Kite? Choosing your first kitesurfing inflatable kite can be an exciting but challenging task. Inflatable kites are the most popular type of kite used in kitesurfing due to their ease of use, stability, and safety features. Here are some factors to consider when choosing your first kitesurfing inflatable kite:

All I wanted for my birthday was to kitesurf. Since I moved to the UK, already as an independent rider, I have struggled to get back into the sport with my tropical blood and the UK weather conditions. With only a few summer sessions per year I was missing it.

The cost of kitesurfing varies depending on several factors, including the location, duration of the lessons, type of equipment used, and instructor’s experience and certification. On average, a beginner kitesurfing lesson can cost anywhere from £60 to £90 per hour.

Yes, kitesurfing lesson are highly recommended for anyone who wants to learn how to kitesurf safely and effectively. While it may be possible to learn on your own, it is much more challenging and increases the risk of accidents and injuries.