Welcome to California Kiteboarding.
Recognize any of California's greatest Premier Kiteboarding Locations?
Pismo Beach, Morro Bay, Oceano, San Simeon, and Cayucos, Waddell, Scott Creek, Crissy Field, Cresent City, Rio Vista, C-Street, Mission Bay, Seal Beach, Jalama, and some other spots we have yet to kite!
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There is a brand new sport that is like surfing, wakeboarding, and flying all at once. If you’ve ever been to Pismo Beach on a windy day, you will see over two dozen kiteboarders in the water or doing tricks high above it. Most of these riders are ordinary people that are simply addicted to this amazing extreme sport called kiteboarding.
Kiteboarding uses the wind to combine the aspects of surfing, snowboarding, wakeboarding, and windsurfing into one extreme ocean sport. The kite, anywhere from 6-20 square meters, powers the rider through the water. The kite will have either 4 or 5 lines up to 27 meters long that connect to a control bar, which the rider pushes and pulls to control the kite in any direction. The bar hooks into the rider’s harness, which is most often worn around the waist. A board similar to a wakeboard or surfboard enables the rider to fly over the water. Check out our kites, boards, and harnesses here
We carry Naish, DaKine, Slingshot, Neil Pryde, Caution, NPX, Starboard, Creatures of Leasure, Ocean and Earth, Werner, Garmin, AzHiAzIaM, MBS, and much more.
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Plug into the Garmin Marine Network with the GPSMAP 3206, a 6.4-inch color screen chartplotter with preloaded marine maps. Whether you choose the 3206 or its larger counterpart, the GPSMAP 3210, you’ll get bold, sunlight-readable color, high-speed processing and the versatility of a multifunction display.
See Marine Maps Sharp Detail
The GPSMAP 3206 comes preloaded with U.S. marine detailed maps for the entire coast of the United States, including Alaska and Hawaii. These maps are based on BlueChart g2 technology, so they layer smoothly and are integrated for easy panning, scrolling and zooming. The maps also provide a choice between 3D "mariner's-eye-view", or the familiar 2D direct-overhead view to make chart reading and orientation easier. And, with the 3206's crisp 6.4-inch diagonal screen, you'll get incredible contrast and detailing, even in direct sunlight.
Integrate Easily with Garmin Marine Network
The 3206 connects easily to the Garmin Marine Network, so you can interface with additional MFDs and add remote sensors and sonar. Its slim-line design makes it easy to install in cabin bulkheads or open cockpits. The 3206 also provides a remote control, VGA output and video input options, so you can connect a live video feed from your engine room or other area of the boat.
Keep Tabs on the Weather
Tough enough to withstand rain, sunlight and saltwater spray, the case is fully gasketed and waterproof to IPX7 standards. Better yet, with an optional subscription to XM WX Satellite Weather™ and the addition of a GDL 30 or 30A weather receiver, you can receive up-to-the-minute weather information for the U.S. You can see detailed real-time weather patterns, including NEXRAD radar, right on the 3206's screen by connecting through the Garmin Marine Network. The GDL 30A also provides XM Satellite Radio service.
Add More Marine Maps
The 3206 accepts optional BlueChart g2 marine cartography, which brings you 3D maps, tides and currents, depth contours, navaids, port plans, marine services, fishing charts and more.
GPSMAP 3206: The anchor of the Garmin Marine Network.