WHAT & HOW to pack for your Kite Tour

[@Vladishit_Putler]

I also have a very customized packing method since I have to carry everything for 3 hours from London to the nearest beach. I hold the board in one hand (and yes people are staring), gears in a front chest pack, and kite in a backpack.

[@KiteRepublicAustralia]

Perfect if you're no on a plane ;) Love your work and respect your stoke!!!!

[@bhupendrachaudhary3355]

Well done Chris, very informative. Now I feel whole lot more confident!

[@KiteRepublicAustralia]

Great to hear Bhupendra, now bring on some warmth and wind ;)

[@eprohoda]

Good veening- Love it. that's well , 💯

[@KiteRepublicAustralia]

Cheers Prohodaction, hope you get some great trips in this season!

[@Andyfenton1]

Legend- great vid and reminder

[@KiteRepublicAustralia]

Bring on your season 🤩

[@SeaSpiritAu]

Nice one Chris. Good to visualise it all... What was the weight of that bag you packed?

[@KiteRepublicAustralia]

I would suggest a little over 20kg with that gear.

[@ozii560]

Hey, what size is the boardbag?

[@KiteRepublicAustralia]

Sorry I missed this Ozii... I believe it was a 152.

[@nkb051]

Thanks for the great Video! I got the same bag as you did. The only thing I am worried about is that the board breaks in the middle. Is it a thing to be concerned about? Any Tipps on special protection? I put my harness on the head of the bag. Is this also ok? Cheers Lukas

[@KiteRepublicAustralia]

Sorry Lukas, not sure how this snuck through. Twintips are quite a strong construction so I've never heard of anything like this happening and have not been concerned personally. If you'd like extra protection I'd suggest a towel or cardboard on the nose and tail but again the twintips tend to be fine. Harness should be fine, I tend to wrap it around the kites but wherever there is space. Just make sure the hook is not pushing into anything fragile in the bag.

[@JaxA683]

this guy looks like macron lol

[@KiteRepublicAustralia]

What a legend, hey! Hahahahaha