A listing runs for 60 days. Before it expires you can extend it with one click in your account — and when the gear sells, you mark it sold and it drops off the list.

Got kite gear gathering dust?
The kiting marketplace has a new home. Connect with an active community of riders, find a buyer fast and make room for new gear.
Why sell on Windysh?
A real community, real buyers
Your gear is not browsed by random shoppers but by kiters who know exactly what you are offering.
100% free and fast listing
Registration takes less than a minute, and posting a listing with photos and a description is just a few clicks.
Everything in one place
We merged the previous marketplace (oglasi.windysh.com) into one clear, modern portal, windysh.com.
Direct contact
Interested buyers contact you directly — no middlemen, no commissions.
3 simple steps
STEP 1
Register with your email address and secure your profile.
STEP 2
Add clear photos, an honest description of the condition (year, size, wear) and set a price.
STEP 3
Reply to enquiries and arrange a viewing, pick-up or shipping.
The wind is waiting – give your gear a new life!
Do not leave kites, boards and harnesses in a corner of the garage. Help another kiter get on the water and earn towards your next session at the same time.
How to write a listing that sells
Used kitesurfing gear sells quickly when the listing answers the questions a buyer has anyway. There are always five: what it is, how old it is, how much it has been used, what is not perfect, and what it costs.
Photos
Shoot in daylight with the gear laid out — the kite on grass, the board from both sides, the harness front and back. Add a shot of the most worn area; a listing that shows wear is more credible than one that hides it. You get up to six photos, use them all.
Description
State the year and size (kite in m², board in cm, harness in clothing size), how many seasons it has been used and what has been repaired. If the kite has never touched rocks, say so. If it has, say that too.
Price
Look at what the same model and year is selling for — including our own used-gear listings. Gear that is two seasons old and in perfect shape usually sells well below new price; a listing at new-gear prices sits there for months.
Handover
Payment and handover are between buyer and seller — the shop is not an intermediary. For expensive gear it is worth arranging collection in person and inflating the kite on the spot.
Frequently asked questions about listing gear
Up to six. The pattern is simple: listings with several photos get far more views than listings with one. Shoot in daylight with the gear laid out.
No. Your listing goes live immediately. We review listings afterwards — if something does not belong on the site we take it down and let you know.
Buyer and seller arrange it directly; the shop is not an intermediary and takes no commission. For more expensive gear we recommend collecting in person — inflate the kite on the spot and check the board rails.
Yes. A listing belongs to your account so you can edit it, extend it or mark it sold — and so the buyer knows who they are dealing with. Signing up takes a minute.
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