Kitesoul Magazine #25 International Edition
In this issue: TwinTip Racing: Florian Gruber and Sofia Toma- soni, Airton claims his fourth win in the GKA WORLD TOUR, Jesse Richman flies higher at the inaugural Air Games event, RRD international meeting, Roberto Ricci: kitesurfing was originally about kitesurfing on waves, Guy Bridge and Daniela Moroz 2018 Formula Kite Euro champs, Patagonia Hood Jam, and much more.
In this issue: TwinTip Racing: Florian Gruber and Sofia Toma- soni, Airton claims his fourth win in the GKA WORLD TOUR, Jesse Richman flies higher at the inaugural Air Games event, RRD international meeting, Roberto Ricci: kitesurfing was originally about kitesurfing on waves, Guy Bridge and Daniela Moroz 2018 Formula Kite Euro champs, Patagonia Hood Jam, and much more.
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WITHOUT<br />
A DIAMOND<br />
—THERE’S NO<br />
HAPPILY EVER<br />
AFTER<br />
Alan Van Gysen Rider: Nick Jacobsen Contact: Pryde Group GmbH Bergstraße 7, 82024 Taufkirchen, Germany Tel: +49 89 6650490<br />
WITHOUT YAMAMOTO LIMESTONE<br />
NEOPRENE THERE’S NO HAPPILY<br />
EVER AFTER EITHER<br />
Yamamoto Limestone Neoprene is the diamond of wetsuit innovation and performance.<br />
Made from limestone extracted from Mount Fuji in Japan, it is a non-petroleum based<br />
material that is the industry standard for premium neoprene and superior watersport<br />
performance.<br />
No sad faces here though... because ALL our wetsuits use Yamamoto so you can<br />
always experience the Happily Ever After with any of our wetsuits.<br />
[1]<br />
[2]<br />
Premium Japanese limestone-based neoprene is 95%<br />
water impermeable compared to 70% for standard<br />
petroleum neoprene. It absorbs less water, dries faster<br />
and provides more wind chill protection.<br />
Yamamoto neoprene has a unique cell structure and has<br />
a 23% higher closed cell ratio for added buoyancy and<br />
flexibility [1]. The cells are evenly spaced and filled with<br />
nitrogen gas that increases heat retention [2].
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