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Dakine Team Pack
KiyaKite Club offers the best lessons in Kiteboarding / Kitesurfing. David Ibern, Instructor Level I certified by the IKO (International Kiteboarding Organization) and surpervisa taught under the IKO teaching standards. IKO teaching program is the best and most complete you can find. Our goal is your FUN while learning Kiteboarding / Kitesurfing in a secure environment. All students receive at the end of the course an IKO Certification Card at the level achieved. There are always questions about how you must maintain the comet and the whole team. Since the maintenance of the comet is very simple, following a few recommendations can increase the life of your kite. 1. Arena. The main enemy. Before inflating your kite nozzle shake thoroughly removing the sand that can cause wear on the inner tube also must do the same with the pump nozzles to disallow the entry of small grains. Before packing the kite, make sure to shake all the sand from it. The sand is very corrosive to the material of the kite and can cause leaks, broken and fragile in it. 2. No wet packing the kite. Wash your kite is not really necessary - but if you've decided to wash it every time you do you let it dry properly before packing. dakine team pack the wet kite can cause mold and foul odors, and in some cases the colors that run. 3. Inflated and ready your team on the beach. Walk from the sidewalk or from grass to the beach means that you'll pitch the way the street light poles, trash and other obstacles placed in danger kite. The lines can get caught on the poles, the kite can be filled with tar and avoided all this so it is ready right on the beach, long walks and avoiding unnecessary. 4. Avoid the maximum self-take-offs. Auto-offs in Bows and C kites increase wear it long term. Every time you perform this maneuver with the kite, it always rubs against the surface of the beach. 5. Inflating pump. When you save the pump to inflate the kite, first remove the hose and stored separately. When the hose attached to the pump is always at risk of bending and create cracks in the folds, causing unwanted leakage. 6. Bar and lines. Keep phone lines free of knots, and wash with fresh water after each session. A knot in the line weakens it by more than 50% of its normal capacity, placing you at risk of breaking a line. Fresh water prevents the salt corrodes the fibers of the lines and pulleys and swivels. 7. Avoid twisting of the bladders. Make sure your kite is fully open before you start pumping. Let the kite inflate unwind while a bad habit that can cause twists in the tube inside the comet in the ribs or the leading edge. In addition you will make sure not to place deep inside the nozzle of the hose from the pump and prevent these deform and stretch. 8. Use your kite bag. Do not store or transport your kite without their luggage, especially when in a car. Keels of tables and other objects can easily pierce the material of it. 9. Waves. If you dropped the kite in water and caught a wave, let her take her. If on the contrary, hold back, the waves stretch the deforming material is very large and if the wave until it can produce tears. 10. Wind and Sun Never leave your kite shaken with the wind and not leave it in the sun. Much sun causes your kite to become brittle and lose their color, while the wind stirred the material fatigue. . . .
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