These are the new way to move with the wind on anything that is attached to your feet, be it inline roller blades, ice skates,  ice boards, skate boards, kick boards, dirt surfers, mountain boards, skis or snow boards,

what ever, awesome toys. 

Model	MACH 3.8	IV8 Dacron	IV8	RAGE 55	RAGE 55+
Effective Area (m²)	3,8	4,8	4,8	5,5	5,5
Cloth Material	Dacron	Dacron	Monofilm	Monofilm	Monofilm
Wing Span (mm)	3050	3932	3932	4010	4010
Total Weight (kg)	4,74	5,85	5,80	6,15	6,4
Transportation Length (mm)	1950	1950	1950	1950	1950
Front tubes	Exel composite front tubes	Exel composite front tubes	Exel composite front tubes	Exel composite front tubes	Carbon composite front tubes
Boom length (mm)	1950	1950	1950	1950	1950
Boom	AL 6063A Tube	AL 6063A Tube	AL 6063A Tube	AL 6063A Tube	AL 6063A Tube
Cross Tube	AL 6063A Tube	AL 6063A Tube	AL 6063A Tube	AL 6063A Tube	Fiberglass reinforced AL 6063A Tube
Battens	Three AL T6 7075 battens	Five AL T6 7075 battens	Five AL T6 7075 battens	Five AL T6 7075 battens	Five AL T6 7075 battens
Speed	***	***	***	**	**
Maneuvers	***	***	***	**	**
Airtime	*	**	**	***	***+
Transportability	**+	**	**	**	**

We recommend that you do not go water with kitewings, as they do not float.

Special attention has been paid in the development to making the rig light, strong and durable. The sail cloth is made of light polyester (dacron) or a combination of monofilm and reinforced K-ply film, which lets you wingsail at temperatures below -30 C.

Required wind velocity for wingsurfing is 3 m/s on ice and 5 m/s on packed snow. Ideal wind speed for wingsurfing is 6-12 m/s. A skilled sailor can handle the wing in 15-20 m/s winds and can reach speeds of 70-100 km/h (44-62 mph). Because of the wing's aerodynamic properties, a skilled sailor can make jumps with the wing.

The International World Ice and Snow sailing Association (WISSA) awarded the Kitewing its "Best Design"award.