The name FLYSURFER continues to stand for innovation and straightforwardness. Customer satisfaction is the main goal during our quest to push the limits even further. In the kite surfing world, FLYSURFER has become the synonym for the bridled ramair kite system in just a few years. From the beginning, FLYSURFER has fought for its own path, away from the other worn-out ones. Although that certainly wasn’t the easiest way to go, it has proven itself to be the right one. The constant increase of demand for FLYSURFER high-end products motivates us to continue following that path. We hope our products will inspire you to become one of our long term customers.
Why FLYSURFER? We pose you 19 disarming questions:
Does your kite use its surface area optimal?
Are you able to launch and land your kite on your own?
Does your kite have the depower and the enormous range of use only FLYSURFER kites and bow kites do possess?
Can you adjust the steering forces to your personal preferences?
Does you kite offer you excellent bar feedback?
Do you possess a safety line that prevents the kite from hitting others in an emergency situation?
When you reach the upper wind limit, do you still have the option to put your kite into safety mode and completely flag it out?
Are packing size and weight of your kite almost the half of any comparable tube kite?
Does your kite possess a double skin profile to reduce drag and increase performance?
Does your kite inflate itself on its own?
Does your kite use automatic overpressure valves to drastically increase durability?
Does your kite possess so called Little Connection Lines that protect the kite itself and the lines against damage?
If your kite gets damaged within the first 6 month since purchase, does your kite manufacturer repair it for free?
Is your kite optimal for everything, water, snow and land usage?
Is the relaunch of your kite as simple as it is with FLYSURFER kites by just doing a reverse launch?
Does your kite cleanse itself of sand and water?
Does your kite meet the rigorous French security norm?
Can you design your own kite and even place a logo on it?
Are you able to start and land your kite on your own everywhere in the wind window?
Every question you have to answer wit a “No” is a good argument for a test ride!
