The Kiteboarder Magazine

Originally from Buffalo New York, Kris Kinn has been kiting for five years.

So far, everything going on has only directly affected a small number of competition riders, but what does this all mean for the rest of us?

The Kiteboard Pro World Tour (KPWT, official name: Globe Pro Firm LLC), a limited liability company based in Delaware, USA with its management in Brasil, served a court injunction on the International Kiteboarding Association (IKA), a not for profit International Association based with headquarters in Germany, on the 15th of January, 2010.

Our guest this week is Cabrinha pro rider Jon Modica from Florida. As many people know, the first tour stop in Jamaica was canceled after only 15 riders showed up and there were many problems at the event site.

Kristin Boese has secured her mark in the sport’s history by winning the Guinness World Records™ for the most kite-boarding world championships attained by a woman athlete.

In a press release, the IKA has announced today that competitors who participate in non-IKA/ISAF contests will not be eligible to compete in IKA events. This means that riders who compete in KPWT events will not be able to also compete in PKRA events.

Final stage of the 2009 KPWT will be held at Essaouira in Morocco KPWT is proud to announce that the final event of the 2009 calendar will be back in Morocco for the second year. It will take place in ...

Jesse Richman and Bruno Sroka in tight battle at the 2009 KPWT Dakhla The wind was at a good speed this morning and the race director decided to set out the course for 3 more races. Skippers meeting was held ...

Jesse Richman wins first race of the 2009 KPWT Dakhla Let’s not forget the fighting spirit of little Forest Bakker (FRA, FLEXIFOIL). He woke up yesterday morning with a high fever and only decided to compete very late in the ...