When everything in the world slows down for just a second... ⬇️ @Lorenzo Casati @Brainchild Production @Harlem Kitesurfing
1 hour ago
What a shot! Sunset never looked so good!
3 days ago
When everything in the world slows down for just a second...
4 days ago
Double trouble!
5 days ago
Gearing up ready for more of this backdrop!
6 days ago
How many flips do you count?
1 week ago
Bring a friend for your kite session! 🐶
1 week ago
Short lines are no match for Lorenzo! This was HUGE!
2 weeks ago
The Casati Brothers strike again... **COLD HAWAII 2026 - THE CASATI STRIKE AGAIN** September 5, 2026 - Nørre Vorupør (Denmark) Cold Hawaii is one of...
3 weeks ago
These conditions aren't for the faint hearted!
3 weeks ago
Starting your session with a coconut, we could get used to this...
3 weeks ago
Crazy POV, watch for too long and you'll get dizzy!
3 weeks ago
How does it feel to fly?...
3 years ago
The dust has settled, and the Cape Doctor has gone back to rest. Day 1 of the 2023 Red Bull King of the Air is...
4 years ago
It's the news Big Air fans around the world have been waiting for... the list of riders who will compete in the upcoming 2022 Red...
5 years ago
The results are in! The six winners of the Red Bull Megaloop Porsche Qualifier Series have been announced. Out of 18 qualitative video entries, these...
Issue 111
Jen Tyler chats with Aaron Hadlow about Harlem’s newest releases the PEAK kite and ASCENT twin tip. Built in collaboration with Ralf Grösel, the gear blends performance, comfort, and sustainability. Aaron shares what sets these designs apart and why they’re built to help riders push their limits. Read all about it here!
Issue 110
The Lords of Tram 2025 in Le Barcarès was pure chaos—in the best way. With 60-knot gusts - this was Big Air at its most extreme. Andrea Principi stole the show (and the event title), while Lorenzo Casati locked in his World Champion crown. On the women’s side, Mikaili Sol made a legendary comeback, claiming both the event win and her eighth world title. From wipeouts to world champs, this year’s Lords of Tram was one for the books. Read all about it here!
Issue 108
Kiteboarding might be a young sport, but its history is packed with unforgettable moments. This year’s Red Bull King of the Air wasn’t just about going extreme —it was also a chance to reflect on where the sport started and how far it’s come. Rou Chater, who’s been in the game for 25 years, shares his unique take on KOTA’s evolution, from its roots in Maui to the groundbreaking inclusion of a women’s division this year. Get ready for a deep dive into the event’s history, the highs and lows, and what makes it such a massive part of the kiteboarding culture.
Issue 107
Lorenzo Casati is taking the world of Big Air kiteboarding by storm. After a jaw-dropping performance at Red Bull's "Ride the Sky" in Tarifa—landing three world-first tricks—he’s cemented his spot at the 2024 Red Bull King of the Air. But thats not all… he just snagged top spot at the Cold Hawaii Red Bull King of the Air Qualifier! Will we be seeing him at Dunkirk - find out here!
Issue 107
Feast your eyes on Lightroom Issue #107! This gallery contains a collection of some of our favourite images from the last two months!
Issue 103
What's going on inside the industry? This issue, we check in on some of the big moves in kiteboarding from Jesse Richman to Nathalie Lambrecht to Luca Ceruti. Follow Lorenzo Casati's KOTA adventure, learn how to stay busy in light wind, and get to know Katka Salandova. Check it out right here in On The Fly!
Issue 102
As the kiteboarding season wraps up, Editor Crystal Veness takes a look at the unforgettable scenes we saw at the Red Bull King of the Air event. With conversations amongst kiters trending towards new materials, rising costs, and kite spot drama, this article is a reflection on all the hottest topics in kiteboarding!
Issue 102
Lorenzo Casati's recent move to Harlem Kiteboarding has set the kiteboarding community abuzz. In this exclusive interview, 2022 Red Bull King of the Air and 2023 runner up Lorenzo Casati shares insights into his journey, the evolution of big air kites, and the innovative direction he envisions with Harlem. Get to know what happens behind the scenes of the Casati Family Team, from their strategies to future aspirations, all here in this interview!
Issue 99
Getting your name in the history books of kiteboarding takes some serious blood, sweat, and tears. For those professional athletes that have dedicated their careers to becoming the best in the world, is it worth it? In this article, Crystal Veness looks at the money behind competitive kiteboarding, with insights from some of the sports top riders. Read it here, exclusively in IKSURFMAG!
Issue 97
The start of 2023 marked the highly anticipated release of the new Cabrinha 03 collection. With loads of changes behind the scenes in the company coupled with some exciting athletes joining the crew, all eyes are on Cabrinha. The team gives us the low down on the latest gear they love in this feature!
Issue 96
We're watching a new kiteboarding reality unfold, and it's getting wilder by the minute! After some major upsets at the recent King of the Air, Editor Crystal Veness takes a look at what's changed and what’s coming next. In this feature article, she interviews athletes young and old(er) to get their perspectives on the new world of professional kiteboarding.
Issue 96
Lightroom is a collection of some of our favourite shots over the last few months with nowhere else to go. Check it out!
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7 months ago
When the Tramontana blows, Barcarès transforms into one of the most extreme Big Air arenas in the world. At Lords of Tram 2026, Harlem showed...
