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Can you go against the wind? PDF Print Email
Kiteboarding is done mainly across the wind or at 90 degrees to the wind, but kiters also need to be able to kite upwind in order to get back to their point of origin after jumping. A good jump can take you as far as 60 metres downwind of the starting point. Some kiters can sail higher upwind than sailboards depending upon conditions and equipment.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 25 July 2009 18:28
 

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