Check out the KiteCat and QuadSurfer in various weather conditions around NZ lakes and coastline. Kites used Slingshot 12m Link, 19m PL Venom and 13m Scorpion proto. Attaching kite load to seat har...
Check out the KiteCat and QuadSurfer in various weather conditions around NZ lakes and coastline. Kites used Slingshot 12m Link, 19m PL Venom and 13m Scorpion proto. Attaching kite load to seat harness, steering boats by foot pegs.
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It's awsome. I practice buggykiting and kiteboarding for several years and would like to broaden my horizon. Please, let me know how much it cost and where it is possible to buy from.
Is the quad surfer a prototype? No mention of it with a google search. Seems to have better performance than the cat since the short hulls will plane earlier and will have less wetted surface when underway.
Hi MM Yes, it's a prototype. There's pros and cons with the QuadSurfer. Fast pickup, high top end, light (20kg), tight turning radius. You need at least 20knots with (butter) flat water, at least .7m deep and the upwind performance is lacking. KiteCat on the other hand is all over it with the user-friendliness and excellent performance in all weather conditions and locations.
looks like fun for two or three times. btw i like very much the first song, gives me good vibrations.whats the name of it?in some way reminds me to weezer
1/3 Not really my brother, although that's a nice spin off! The KiteCat is ideal for -40yrs+ not physically fit to meet the demands of kite boarding, just wanting to go for a cruise. -Explorers looking for a new challenge (Atlantic already crossed with KiteCat by Manu Bertin) -Sailors that want to get into kite boarding, but see it as too extreme. -Kite buggy riders looking at something new.
2/3 Low wind areas (below 12knot) where kite boarding is dull, but kite sailing is at it's prime. Kite Schools/instructors using the KiteCat to progress kite skills in a safe manor, stepping towards kite boarding. The KiteCat also takes passengers, making it more of a social experience.
3/3 For all the kite boarders in the sport today, there's literally thousands who tried it, but got turned off for one reason or another. Perhaps the KiteCat could play a part here...
Sorry for the three entries here, but it was a good question which I thought was best answered in full
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It's much interessant.
I would like to build it, can you help me?
Sorry for my bad English, I'm Italian.
Thanks.
Yes, it's a prototype. There's pros and cons with the QuadSurfer. Fast pickup, high top end, light (20kg), tight turning radius. You need at least 20knots with (butter) flat water, at least .7m deep and the upwind performance is lacking. KiteCat on the other hand is all over it with the user-friendliness and excellent performance in all weather conditions and locations.
Not really my brother, although that's a nice spin off!
The KiteCat is ideal for
-40yrs+ not physically fit to meet the demands of kite boarding, just wanting to go for a cruise.
-Explorers looking for a new challenge (Atlantic already crossed with KiteCat by Manu Bertin)
-Sailors that want to get into kite boarding, but see it as too extreme.
-Kite buggy riders looking at something new.
Low wind areas (below 12knot) where kite boarding is dull, but kite sailing is at it's prime.
Kite Schools/instructors using the KiteCat to progress kite skills in a safe manor, stepping towards kite boarding.
The KiteCat also takes passengers, making it more of a social experience.
For all the kite boarders in the sport today, there's literally thousands who tried it, but got turned off for one reason or another. Perhaps the KiteCat could play a part here...
Sorry for the three entries here, but it was a good question which I thought was best answered in full