Boards
Kiteboards for every day on the water
Twintip boards for freeride, jumps and learning — from the legendary handmade Lieuwe boards to Harlem, Nobile, Ozone and RRD models, split travel boards included. All boards ship with pads and straps, or you pick them separately.
How to choose a kiteboard?
Size by weight and conditions
As a rule: lighter riders (up to 70 kg) are at home around 132–135 cm, average riders (70–85 kg) on 136–138 cm, and heavier riders or light-wind regulars on 140 cm and up. A bigger board planes earlier and rides upwind better; a smaller one is livelier in jumps.
Flex and rocker
A softer board (middle flex) absorbs chop and spares your knees, a stiffer one gives more pop and speed. More rocker means softer landings; a flatter profile means speed and upwind drive.
Travel
If you fly often, look at split boards — they come apart in seconds and fit a standard suitcase, no oversize-luggage fees.
Pads, straps and fins
Comfort on the water is half the story — replacement pads, straps and handles and fins are under accessories. For a full set add a kite and a harness.
Try first
You can rent boards from our range for a day or a week and decide from your own experience.
Tip: if you are not sure what you need, write to us — we advise based on your skill, weight and the conditions you ride in.
Items
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OZONE TORQUE V4
The all-new Torque V4, designed for kiters who want explosive performance with maximum control.
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OZONE CODE V5
The Code V5 is the dream one-board solution for every kiter, anywhere — especially those who want it all, whatever the conditions!
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OZONE INFINITY V4
The Ozone Infinity V4 is designed to maximise your time on the water when the wind is light. A wider outline, increased surface area and carefully tuned rocker let the board plane very early and hold speed with minimal kite power.
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Write to us via the contact page: we advise based on your skill, weight and conditions you ride in. Also see the full shop range or try the gear first through kite equipment rental.
With us a purchase is more than a product — setup help, advice and after-sales service are included.
Frequently asked questions
By weight and usual wind: heavier rider and lighter wind → bigger board; strong wind → smaller. A bigger board planes earlier and forgives more, a smaller one is faster and more controlled.
More in the board guide.
With most boards they are, but not with all — the product description says so for each board. If you are buying used or replacing worn pads, replacement sets are available separately.
When the foam loses its bounce and your foot starts moving while riding — with regular use, usually after a few seasons. Replacement is cheap and often makes the board feel new again.
The rails are the most vulnerable part, and most damage happens in the boot, not on the water. A board sock is enough for everyday transport; for flying, a padded travel bag makes sense.
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