We've had a roof top box for kite gear. Personally I've enjoyed the slow lumbering ride directly overtop of the front wheels. It's a completely different (enjoyable) experience

I've tethered my phone (rogers) to my computer lots in the past at clover and had many hours long of work sessions...until someone starts feeding the damn birds and it starts raining poop.

When Kiters & Windsurfers get along

Spent time in Boracay last December. Extremely warm and shallow which is great for learning. It can get very busy on water with 200+ kites. Some wave action outside the reef but only for experts. The island itself is completely geared towards tourists. You won't find an authentic Philippine ...

This little guy paid me a visit Sunday morning. Tried to get into my beer cooler the previous day but gave up when he only found warm beer.

Thanks for the info. That's awesome. 3 days under my belt and am working on going upwind but can stay upwind fairly reliably. Any other known beginner spots closer to town? Cook st is obviously out due to launch/landing and traffic. Although perhaps on a steady 20 knot thermal? Not the storm cycle ...

Bobson wrote:...the first weekend training session up at Nitinat

I'm just starting out as well. Is there any other safe places to learn other than Nitinat? Seems like such a long wait considering it doesn't start until June/July.

Are Port Renfrew or Island View Beach acceptable for learning?

SmallWaveSteve wrote:Not sure if this a legit thread, or shameless advertising, but an app that essentially does all that already exists (kitetracker)

Very cool. I was not aware of kitetracker. Thanks.

Ben

Hey, I have a pretty rough idea about an app or service I've been thinking about and want to run by you guys. My main questions are: -Would you use something like this? -What modifications would you make to the idea? The idea: An App (iphone or other) that you take out with you during your session ...