Issue 60
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Editorial
Ten Years of IKSURFMAG, Rou Chater looks back on the magazine, the sport and considers what has changed and what hasn’t over the years!
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The Female Frontier
Lindsay McClure investigates the rise and rise of the female side of our sport looking at the progression of the top ladies, and how accessible kitesurfing has become for the fairer sex.
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From Watamu to Lamu
Charlotte Consorti heads to Kenya thinking she might get to do a bit of kiting and see a bunch of animals. Sadly due to the amazing kite conditions she spent the entire trip shredding and only saw a couple of donkeys!
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What Gear Do You Really Need?
Sensi Graves takes an in-depth look at the equipment you need and the stuff you don’t, by analysing yourself and how you ride you can tune your quiver to perfect and get the most out of your gear, find out how by reading this!
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Technique
Christian and Karine are back, fresh from a few weeks coaching in Brazil their blood might be mostly Caipirinha's but their hearts still want you to improve your riding, find out what tricks they have in store for you this issue right here…
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The Race Director
We chat to Tim Turner, the man behind one of the biggest long distance kite races on the planet about what makes the event so popular and so successful, and also about how Nico Parlier can travel at 60kph for 19 minutes straight!
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Tried and Tested
Loads of 2017 gear on test this issue, despite the freezing temperatures outside the door, no rest for the wicked!
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Inspired Dreams
Rou Chater talks to Don Montague, the mastermind behind the Kiteboat Project, when all the polar ice melts, you’ll want Don on your team that’s for sure!
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Ten Questions – River Willow Tonkin
Willow River Tonkin has had an interesting if short life so far, the youngster practically learned to kitesurf at One Eye and now he has tamed the beast!
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Female Focus – Dioneia Vieira
Dioneia isn’t your typical kite pro, hailing from Brazil she has overcome lots of obstacles on her way to success, to come from not a lot and achieve so much is truly inspiring!
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