Sand dune: mineral rides

Sand kiteboarding is the new wind riding "discipline." A growing number of videos are being uploaded with adventures in the dunes, deserts, and beaches of this world.

The new kitesurfing trend has been emerging, particularly when winds do not cope with water sessions and large sand areas are nearby.

Today, there's no need for wheels anymore. Some kiteboards have already specially designed rails for improved performance on tougher surfaces.

Of course, kiteboarders must keep in mind the danger of severe injuries while sand kiteboarding. A helmet is compulsory.

When the wind is too weak, sand kiteboarding can be safe and fun. Dunes are perfect for this new style, but the quality of the sand is very important.

The lighter and finer the grain is, the better.

Kiteboarders have already experienced challenging sand rides from the Oregon coastal dunes to Double Island Point in Queensland, Australia.

So, if you're going to ride the sand mountains of your local town, make sure to enjoy it safely and with friends.

Wear a helmet and protect your knees and feet.

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