What are the best kitesurfing Kites & Boards?

Kiteboarding and Kitesurfing Boards come in many types (twintip, surfing, foiling) and have multiple sizes within each board. Kiteboards have changed drastically over the years and now offer much better materials, more responsive feel, better flex, and a more comfortable ride. Let the crew at KiteLine Kiteboarding help determine which kiteboard best suits your needs and riding style.

Presenting you the Top 5 Kiteboards and kites for kitesurfing -

Flysurfer Stoke 2

With the Flysurfer Stoke 2 do not waste any time, forget about settings and just go out and have fun. This is what the Flysurfer Stoke 2 is all about. Designed and tested by a young team of riders with different skill sets, this 3-strut LEI kite has a completely revised profile, a new Short Bridle System and a sturdy High-Load Force Frame. The Flysurfer Stoke 2 is all about versatility. Explosive jumps, huge unhooked pop, intuitive handling, dependable depower and endless drift, the Flysurfer Stoke 2 gives you power on demand and lets you make the most of every situation. The Flysurfer Stoke 2 is a kite that feels like an extension of your body, constantly providing the feedback you need and reacting to your inputs even with minimal line tension. The Flysurfer Stoke 2 is a pure powerhouse designed for everyone from real athletes who want to push the boundaries to the weekend warrior working on their style.

 Naish S25 Pivot

Two-time King of the Air Champion, the Naish Pivot, is unrivaled in terms of performance and versatility. The Naish S25 Pivot kitesurfing kite is famous for its jumping ability, incredible wave riding performance, amazing response and tight, pivoting turns. Backed by Naish's legendary construction, the Naish S25 Pivot uses only the best materials available. The Naish S25 Pivot LE has a wide wind range and incredible power generation for fast riding and huge boosts. Naish's flagship kite, the Naish S25 Pivot continues to lead the charge in innovation and performance.

 Naish S25 Hover Wake

If there is a will, there’s a wave. And those who have a Naish S25 Hover Wake 4’6”, 4’10” or 5’2” can ride it. Whether wake foiling, wakesurfing, foil surfing or foil kiting, this Naish S25 Hover Wake board lets foilers do it all, and with ease. The Naish S25 Hover Wake was designed initially with wakesurfing and foiling in mind, the Naish S25 Hover Wake has the ideal outline, volume and rocker for performance riding. Attach any of the Naish Jet foils to a Naish S25 Hover Wake board and add a whole new level of riding. Experienced foil surfers will appreciate its nimble handling. Kiteboarders have also latched on to the Naish S25 Hover Wakesurf as a do it all board for strapped/strapless kitesurfing and foil kiting.

 2020 Crazyfly Chill Foil

The 2020 Crazyfly Chill Foil board is an easy to ride low volume allround foil board suitable for beginners and intermediate riders. With its compact size, high nose, and speed rocker, the 2020 Crazyfly Chill Foil board provides good surface area for early planning and will get you up on the foil in no time. Concave deck provides easy handling of the board while the full deck footpad comes in handy for traction and safety during wipeouts. The 020 Crazyfly Chill Foil board has a fiberglass layup with central carbon fiber stringers to increase the dynamics of transferring energy into the foil. Packed with all great features, who needs more to go foiling and Chill.

 Naish S25 Go-To

It didn't get the name Go-To for just any reason. The Naish S25 Go-To is designed to perform no matter what conditions are presented, the Naish S25 Go-To has quickly become a favorite board for strapless riders, thanks to its easy-to-please shape. With its large sweet spot, the Naish S25 Go-To makes an excellent board for riders seeking an easy platform to progress their strapless riding from basic transitions to complex strapless tricks.

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