Use google earth and search your area for big open spaces. The trick is to be as far downwind as possible from anything that will mess up the wind and
still have more room in case you get dragged downwind.
If you live near any beaches, they are usually good.
The fact you have low wind only means you want to start with a bit larger kite. A 3m will fly in almost no wind and would be a good size to look at.
Avoid 2 line foils accept one called the Sensei trainer. Having brakes ( 3 or 4 lines ) makes reverse lauching after a crash and bringing the kite
down a snap.
Kites: 2.5m Profoil , Quadrifoil XL kitesurfer, NPW 5 Danger.
Flexifoil: 1.7m Sting, 4.9m Blade 3, 9m Blade 2.
Flysurfer : 19m Speed 2 SA, 7m Pulse
Peter Lynn :18m Phantom, 15m Synergy, 10m Synergy, 1200 Farc, 460 Sarc, 130 Tarc, 5m Peel, 4.2m , 6.4, 8.5 C-Quads, 3.5 LS2 single skin.
Rides: Flexi / P.L. Frankin'Buggy , Shaped + straight skiis, sand skis, Coyote blades. Core 95 ATB. RKB R2 ATB .
Ken (K2)
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