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Chris Martin from Agent 8 tells us about the 2014 Cabrinha Switchblade -   This year is the 10th anniversary of the bow kite, which means it is also a big year for the Cabrinha Switchblade. The...

Paracuru is the best wave spot you'll hit in Ceará. The spot itself, far 80km from Fortaleza airport, is excellent but very tidal. Best time for kiting is at low-tide, or mid-tide, as the inside can be very...

Cumbuco Beach Cumbuco is the most famous kiting spot in Brazil. After leaving Fortaleza, Cumbuco is probably the first beach you gonna visit in Ceará. Just 40km far from the capital, the fishing village of...

Uruau is a beautiful beach located on the Rising Sun coast, 90 km South of Fortaleza. This little paradise is now second home for the world´s best riders in freestyle, like Youri Zoon and Alberto Rondina....

Morocco counts nowadays as one of the top secret destinations for kitesurfing and surfing holidays. 2400 km of coast inviting you to surf some of the world best waves and to kitesurf in endless lagoons or...

  Uluwatu Uluwatu is one of the most famous waves in Indonesia. It's varying mood is reflected by the variety of people who visit as it's often what draws so many people cross continent. Ulus would...

Taiba is a small town with a unique, quiet feel. Tucked up in the upwind corner of Taibinha Beach is where you'll find some fun wave conditions along all the coast until Taiba Lagoon. Launch in front of the...

At King of Watersports we wanted to find out what the major differences between the Ozone Chrono and the Flysurfer Speed 4 Lotus kites. This will give you information on which kite to pick depending on your...

Big fans of the Go Pro Video of the Week here in the King of Watersports office, but this one really got the thumbs up! So often watching kiters and surfers showing us what they can do with a GoPro, it was...

Barbados is a magical island full of wonder and surprise. Every corner has something different to offer. The North & East parts of the island are rocky, mountainous and constantly pounded by the Atlantic...