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"Every August and since the first Kite Surf event in August 2000, Martin's company, Kiteboarding School of Maui, has held an event for youth involved in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. Martin wanted to give youth the opportunity to experience something they may never have had the chance to, while maintaining safety."

Rick Ortiz
Program Director-Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui (BBBS)

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Summer/Fall winds top out at 20-25+ mph (17-22 knots) 75-95% of the time during April to October on the north shore and are side-on-shore, blowing from right to left. The ocean temperature is a comfortable 76-80 °F or 24.4-26.6 °C.
Winter/Spring winds generally decline during November to March and can change to a southerly flow, forcing kiters to move to the Kihei area on the south side of the island where the winds would be side or side-on-shore and blow from left to right. The ocean temperature during winter and spring averages 75 °F or 24 °C.

 

 

The kite selection chart below is to be used only as a point of reference and is based upon a rider who is approximately 170 lbs. (75 kg). Actual size selection may vary based on your body weight, riding level and style, water conditions, and board size. Use your personal experience, common sense, and other riders' input for a size reference. And remember, always check the weather before going out.