Kitewing is a concept of self-holding wing, born in Finland built from a mix of hang-gliding and windsurfing technologies. It's a new alternative to usual kites, allowing anybody , (thanks to it's safety of use), to practice a terrestrial traction sport. It's also a very good windsurfing alternative for the winter, allowing you to Jibe and Jump, and maintain your reflex and physical condition during the cold season!

This wing have been developed and tested by riders and pilots, and allow to exploit the wind-power to move on various surfaces with various gliding devices.

On mountain-board/ dirtsurf/ off-road skates for the fields and the beach, on skates skate-board/ longboard for the road and on ski/ snowboard/ice-skates for the snow and ice conditions, the various combination are nearly unlimited!

The absence of lines as on kites allow you to ride the surfaces crossed by electric lines, increasing a lot the number of potential riding spots. This direct control by the « Wishbone » allow to tune the traction when you want and as you want!! It's allowing the experienced riders to choose the desired risk level, but also the beginner to insure fearless introduction, and a very quick progression without any risk! You can ride smoothly or jump and fly to the limits, it's always the pilot who decide ! No more annoying knots, take-off and landing assistance, the Kitewing is for sure the safest traction sport, but keeping an unbelievable level of performance !

Speeds up to two time the one of wind, controlled jumps over 30 meters, this is the daily sensations for the Kitewing riders, in wind from 10 to 60 km/h!

Available in two surfaces, (4.8 and 5.5 sqm) and in two rigs type (Fiber-Glass or Carbon), the Kitewing allows an all season use by nearly any wind .

David and Luc Lenoir from Allinline have realized speed records of 61.7 km/h on road and 71.5 km/h on sand ! They should reach this winter the 100km/h limit on snow ! The actual slope-jumping records lays over 500 meters, and jump over 30 meters a common on flat surfaces !

Have a look on our video page to see the video of this new revolutionary traction device !