Kitesoul Magazine #24 International Edition

myself too, but it's exactly what my wife also wants, or a kid and we
must guarantee that. Same goes for jumps. We all like to jump and fly
as long as we can, even if we love Wave riding or Freestyle. That's why
all our kites allow to jump to the best. We want a rider who enters a
store to buy a Core kite and already knows his or her riding direction,
to rest assured that he'll always have a kite with an excellent feeling
on the bar, versatile and reliable in any condition.
How do you combine this total versatility need of your kites with more
technical disciplines, for example Wave Riding or Wakestyle?
We don't compromise in such cases. Both the Section 2 and the Impact
2 are kites on which we worked hard over the years. They do not
belong to the Universal Series as they have a more technical and specialized
vocation in relation to their disciplines, Wave and Wakestyle
respectively, they fly with a precise attitude. Therefore, on the one
hand, they are less versatile, maybe a little difficult at first, but then
you can progress with them over the years in a clear direction and still
get great gratification off them.
Research of performance and of versatile products it's a philosophy you
also apply to your boards. Don't you?
Yes absolutely, we believe that if you buy poor quality equipment,
you'll end it up by buying it twice. In general, a good board is suitable
for everyone and it's worth the price. We try to use the best materials
on all our boards, which of course means a higher price but that is
the only way for perfection. We are not happy to compromise. As for
versatility, in our Twintip board catalogue for example we have the Fu-