kiteforum.com thread: http://www.kiteforum.com/phpbb/viewtopi ... highlight=kitefilm.com via kiteforum.com wrote: Here's a video of Mark Shinn, filmed in Tenerife August 2005.
Mark is using the Crossbow 12 in around 30 knots wind.
And getting some good jumps and nice waves.
As you can imagine this is from one of our upcoming
films..................................say no more
http://www.kitefilm.com/video/shinn1024.wmv
Best Regards
Ronny Basso
http://www.kitefilm.com
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This site has some cool snow kiting vids.
http://www.semnozkitesurfing.com/data_htm_en/set_en.htm
I like this one: http://www.semnozkitesurfing.com/data_h ... _that3.asx
http://www.semnozkitesurfing.com/data_htm_en/set_en.htm
I like this one: http://www.semnozkitesurfing.com/data_h ... _that3.asx
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I watched that part twice because I thought I must have been hallucinating. I was also shocked at how close they came to each other while flying.
I think Ollie's right, you don't need it to be windy, you just get up to speed and then launch off something and voila, you've made your own wind. I'm still wondering how you stop, though. It seemed like the video skipped that part.
I think Ollie's right, you don't need it to be windy, you just get up to speed and then launch off something and voila, you've made your own wind. I'm still wondering how you stop, though. It seemed like the video skipped that part.
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