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Hi, My girlfriend and I are interested in trying kiteboarding (kitesurfing?) but we are absolute beginners. Neither of us have ever tried something even remotely similar. We both think that it looks great and it must be a ton of fun. Yesterday, I went to a local shop in Montreal but I just feel that the associate just wanted to sell me as many things as possible and not answer my questions. This is why I come to you reddit.

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First of all, if I decide to buy a kite, will I be able to use it in the winter time? Disney Mickey Mouse Kindergarten Download Full. (remember, I am from Montreal). I don't want to buy a kite for the summer and then one for the winter.

Pistol Serial Number Lookup on this page. What type of investment are we talking about? Once I get started, what equipments are must haves and what should I avoid? Remember, I know nothing. Is there a kite community in the northeast? (Quebec & new England) In other words, once I get started and I am good enough to join groups, are there such groups? Where should I start?

The person at the kite shop wanted to sell me 6-7 courses at $100 an hour plus a kite. I don't know if I'll like kitesurfing but I sure know that I don't want to pay $600+ to find out.

Are there beginners courses or is there a redditor out there located in the northeast willing to help me find out? How dangerous is it? Yes take the lessons from the shop. The $100 an hour seems to be the going rate, even around here. Must have equipment? First lessons. Get lessons, then buy equipment.

6-7 hours sounds a bit extreme though. I'd say it's usually 3-4 hours of total lessons (1 hour on land, 3 in the water) and then a lot of trial and error by yourself. The good news is 2015 gear is coming down the pipeline which means the 2014 stuff should be in clearance soon. As far as investment. You and your girl should be looking at spending probably around $1000-$1500 a piece on gear. There's very little gear that you two are going to be able to share in the beginning. This seems like a decent resource in your area: • • • •.

This is good advice. The only thing I would ad to it is after your first lesson on land buy a 1 or 2 meter training kite and fly it for at least 5 hours before you take you next lesson. During your first lesson you will probably not get going on an inflatable that you hook into. During my first lesson I already had 50+ hours of flying a 1 meter training kite. I got one when I was a kid and flew it for 5 years before I could afford a real set-up. During my first lesson my instructor saw this and put me on a 10 meter within 30 minutes. The smaller the kite, the faster you can whip it around and recover from a dive.