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6. Launching the kite
FLYSURFER kites are very easy to launch, assisted and by yourself. Here there are
various options and tips to bear in mind, too.
It is very important, that during launches the kite is fully depowered.
Pull the trimmer all of the way down and stretch out your arms and only pull the bar
on one side to steer.
It is also recommended to first practice the various launching methods in light winds.
6.1. In light winds
To launch the kite in very light winds inflate it more than usual and start it from the
power-zone (chapter 6.2.). Hook into the harness and then grab the upper end of the
trimmer with one hand.
Be careful not to accidentally pull on the safety-line at the same time. To launch the
kite, pull the trimmer/depower-line with a prolonged tug towards you (you can also
use a pumping action in light winds).
This launch technique also works very well in the water, if the wind hasn’t got enough
power to launch the kite on its own. In very shallow waters it is important not to walk
back as not to sink the kite.
6.2. In the power-zone
If you have enough room and the wind isn’t too strong, you can start the kite in the
power-zone. This launching method bears a higher risk and should only be
performed by experienced kiters. When the kite is ready for launch with its trailing
edge facing the wind and you being directly upwind of the kite, fully depower to
launch. Shake of any remaining sand or debris with small steering impulses, in case
you weighed down the kite with sand.

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BrandFLYSURFER
ModelEXTACY
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