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Traction and Power Kiting! Kite Buggies, Kite Boards and Kite Surfing Whether you are flying across the desert, inches off the deck, skimming over the waves, or launching yourself into the air, power kiting is definitely the sport for the 21st Century! Kite Buggying -- Whether on grass, sand or dry lake bed there is nothing that compares to the feeling of racing just inches from the ground on a Stainless Steel Buggy. Highly maneuverable four line kites propel you as you adjust for optimum efficiency with your hands and steer the Buggy with your feet. Kite Surfing -- It's like surfing, hang gliding, and jet skiing all wrapped into one exhilarating package. Oversized maneuverable kites glide you over the waves and right up into the air. GKPI is pleased to represent the best power and traction equipment to emerge from the kite industry. Feel free to call us about accessories, add ons, new produts, or a package price for a complete set up. And remember, your 10% AKA discount always applies. Buggies: Flexifoil Buggy | PL Competition Buggy | PL Folding Buggy Information: Safety | KiteSurfing Overview | KiteBuggy Overview |
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Blade MkII Power Kite: Blade MkII's are the latest development in ram-air inflated kites from Flexifoil Intl. Their high power output make them the number 1 choice for experienced kite buggiers and kiteboarders. Each Blade kite comes in a sturdy carry-bag with instructions and a pair of Control Handles. Flying Lines are available separately. Features like tapered wing plan, through venting and gradual wing cross section tapering toward the wing tips, make Blades very efficient traction kites in the hands of experienced fliers. Smaller sizes are intended for strong winds and the larger sizes for light wind conditions. The operating wind range of each Blade will largely depend on the flyers skill level with this type of kite.
Due to display limitations, the colors shown may vary from the actual fabric colors used. For more information on Blade specifications, accessories, performance and safety, click here. |
The Flexifoil Buggy is $495 ($445 with your AKA discount) with options for wide tires available at an additional cost. |
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Sky Tiger Quadline Powerkite: Sky Tigers are four-line kites primarily designed for kite traction and buggy engines. The sophisticated technical features of these kites combine great efficiency with easy control. Cell-to-cell through venting prevents collapsing and the trailing edge flaps give great turning response. The Standard Skytigers are suitable for all skill levels and most wind conditions.
Due to display limitations, the colors shown may vary from the actual fabric colors used.
Sky Tigers include carry bag, instructions, and handles. Lines are not included. For more information on Sky Tiger specifications, accessories, performance and safety, click here. |
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The Competition Buggy is flexible to modification for different conditions and pilot demands. Some options include extended down-tube (for taller riders), extended side rails, or extended rear axle (wider track for more stability at high speeds).
The Competition is $450 ($405 with your AKA discount) with options for racing, wide, or thin tires available at an additional cost. Prices subject to change and availability. |
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Big kites and buggies need big bags. We've got top quality duffel bags, made of black Cordura with tough metal zippers (double opening), Velcro handle attachment, carrying strap and a waterproof lining. They measure 40 inches long and eighteen inches wide. That's just the right size for a buggy axle and gear. These are the biggest bags the airlines allow. Your price?? Get this -- $25! Spend your money on kites. Then stuff them in our bags... |
The Competition is $520 with options for racing, wide, or thin tires available at an additional cost.
The Folding Buggy is $450 ($405 with your AKA discount) with options for racing, wide, or thin tires available at an additional cost. Prices subject to change and availability. |
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Please Note: Special care is required when flying large and heavy pulling kites. Kiteboarding and Kitebuggying are exciting sports which require kite flying experience and proper safety precautions. Seek professional advice before attempting any power kiting activity. We strongly recommend that you take lessons from a qualified instructor. KiteBuggying and KiteBoarding, as featured on this site, are two of a number of 'advanced' powerkiting activities which can be dangerous. These activities should be attempted only when you have become an experienced power kite flier and are not suitable for small children. Always use the appropriate safety equipment (helmets, gloves, knee pads, elbow pads, sturdy shoes, personal floatation devices, etc.) and seek advice from an expert. All instructions and warnings accompanying these products must be strictly observed. Large kites can be dangerous: When you fly them, you accept responsibility for any accidents that may result. GKPI assumes no liability for injury or damage. |