First of all, are you talking about windsurfing or kitesurfing. The two sports sound similar but are very different. In kitesurfing, as the name suggests, the rider has a large power kite, which you fly in the air to provide you with power. In kitesurfing, you have a small, thin board on your feet. In windsurfing, the rider has a large, thick board with a sail 3 or 4 metres high directly mounted onto it. The rider stands on the board and holds the sail, angling it into the wind to control the amount of power. Windsurfing is effectively sailing on a board instead of in a boat, whilst kitesurfing is using a kite to create power.
If you are talking about kitesurfing, individual kites range from £200 to £1000 depending on condition, make and size.
Windsurfing rigs cost around a few hundred pounds, again depending on condition, make and size.
nice sunny day with liitle wind
Kite flying, kite buggying, kite surfing, windsurfing, sand yacting, sailing,
a surfboard is called 'une planche de surf" or 'un surf' in French.
probably wakeboarding; i know way more people who have done wakeboarding than the others.
It's simply a leisure activity (which also gives the body a good work-out). The user simply makes use of available wind to propel themselves along the surface of the sea. Often, there is enough force in the wind to lift the kite-surfer clear of the water.
You do not need a boat to kite surf.
kite = un cerf-volant Kite-surfing = faire du kite-surf
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It's a big kite atached to a person, and kiter have board atached to his feet
For recreation e.g flying of kite, kite surfing and many others.
For sports like kite surfing, kite buggying, landboarding etc...
The sport of wind surfing does not affect tides.