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Best Kiteboarding Yarga Kite - 2007

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The Best Kiteboarding Yarga Kite offers four options (4-line, 5th-line, SLE, and SLE+5th-line) for handling performance and depower customization. The micro bridle design stows away behind the LE so you can switch between styles without detaching lines. This kite's trailing edge battens control air flow and nix flutter, improving turning response and aerodynamics. Crashing is inevitable in this sport, but the Yarga's continuous reinforcement zone isolates the canopy from impact loads and offers reliable protection when you tank your kite. Best Kiteboarding constructed the Yarga with triple-stitched, webbing taped Load Flex seams for unbeatable strength. Inflate the Yarga's airframe with one shot using Best Kiteboarding's EZ-Pump system and get out on the water ASAP.

Bottom Line: Responsive, fun, and easy to inflate. No, we're not talking about a blow-up doll.

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Can this kite be used in water as well?

By: Chris Erickson
March 31, 2009

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That's its main purpose.

By: Angus Bohanon
March 31, 2009

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good kite

By: Jason Smith
March 19, 2009

This here is a sweet little kite. Easy to set up, pretty rugged. I got this kite for my girlfriend (7m), she's crashed it a'plenty into snow, no problems there. The pumps are cheaply made, but also cheap to replace. (she broke the handle first time pumping). kite got here in just a few days. The kite flys very well, excellent depower, good in light-moderate winds for her. I totally recommend it.

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ASAP? WHATS THAT

By: jono_ellio2045912
February 19, 2009

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As Soon As Possible. Surprised you hadn't heard that.

By: Angus Bohanon
February 19, 2009

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GREAT DEPOWER for beginner and freestyler

By: BESTJACOB
June 9, 2008

This kite has a lot of depower on bridle set up. It's a great for people who want to learn on. It's also perfect for people who want to learn how to do wakeboarding style and freestyle tricks. It shape like a C-kite and it fell like a C-kite. The kite has more depower then any C-kite bar set up. It has a choice to set it up as C-kite bar set up but most people use the bridle set up to take advantage of the huge depower it has.

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For a beginner, you should start with a small kite like a 7m

For a beginner, you should start with a small kite like a 7m Yarga. You can fly this kite anywhere from 10 mph to 40 mph max. but it depend on your weight and where you are located at. Be sure to use the bridle set up that has attachmnet point along the Leading edge (in front of the kite inflate tube)

By: BESTJACOB
June 9, 2008

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i would go with bigger kite ,u can't do much with 7 m . unless ur a 100 pd chick ! Ha Ha , but really go with a bigger kite and do alot of dragging first !

By: keith sudziarski
January 27, 2010