Kiteboarding How To
Here are a few ways we do things in Hood River, Oregon, on the Columbia River, in the Gorge.
How to Apply Surfboard Deck Pads: TJ’s quick tips to put a traction pad down quickly, and correctly.
You’ve taken lessons, you’re up and riding, and now you want a board of your own. So which one is right? TJ offers answers, and keeps it simple. Boards shown include the Cabrinha Spectrum, North Jaimie and Naish Alana.
Jason takes you through the advantages and considerations when choosing a directional kiteboard.
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