Hey everyone,

I just came back from Switzerland, where we didn’t have no wind at all and went straight to Denmark, since a friend of mine was there to paraglide and the conditions were looking pretty good! After that I went straight to the Browuersdamm in Holland, where Flysurfer had invited many dealers, importers and magazine - representatives to do the so called “Innovation - Days”.

Armin Harich and Andy Hanrieder introduced the new Psycho4. We had some good winds on Friday and Saturday and Nick could shoot some really good pictures. Well, tomorrow I’ll go back to Germany and then it’s also already time for the next Kitesurf - Trophy on Sylt! All the past years we had superb conditions and some great party with “Pile - the King” behind the bar of the Cave - Club.  We’ll see what will happen this year … if you have time, just come by…it’ll be some great kiting and partying!!

Laters, Sebastian 

The last day of the Seat Kitesurf - Trophy didn’t turn out any better than the previous two days did. The wind didn’t come in, the rain started and the only wind we had was during a huge thunderstorm. It’s been raining all night now and we’ll head back to Munich, where our train will leave tonight. 

I spoke to Mischa from Kitejunkie.com earlier this day and he’ll check for some boards so we can do some riversurfing before our train leaves. But before that we’ll have a hell of a drive through the rainy Alps …  

I’ll upload some pics of the river - action lateron …

Cheers

Sebastian 

The second day of the Kitesurf - Trophy in Silvaplana started much more promising than the last one. The sky cleared up except some huge thermal clouds. Unfortunately there was still a pretty strong northern wind blowing which kept the Maloja - wind from starting. In the end of the day we saw another nice bikeshow, paddeled across the lake on stand - up paddleboards and played soccer.

The third and last day of the Seat Kitesurf - Trophy in Switzerland started with nice and sunny weather but now the front with the rain kicked in so we won’t know, what will be going on in terms of wind …

We’ll see!

Sebastian