Kites
Kites – Your perfect companion for every kitesurfing session
Whether relaxed cruising, powerful jumps, or extreme wave riding – the right kite makes the difference! At Eagle Kite you will find a wide selection of high-quality kites from Airush, Cabrinha, Flysurfer and North, which ensure maximum performance, control, and safety. Whether you are a beginner or want to take your riding to the next level – here you will find the perfect kite for your next adventure on the water.
What types of kites are there?
Kites differ in their construction, flight behavior, and area of use. Depending on riding style, wind conditions, and experience, different types of kites are suitable. Here you will learn which kite suits you best.

Tubekites are the most commonly used kites in kitesurfing. Thanks to their inflatable leading edge and struts, they maintain their shape and allow for stable flight behavior.
They are versatile and available in various designs for freeride, freestyle, big air, and wave. A major advantage of tubekites is their easy water start, which makes them especially attractive for beginners.
Depending on the construction, they offer different characteristics – from stable all-round kites to powerful high-performance models for demanding riders.
Softkites are inflatable-free kites that use a chamber construction to maintain their shape through wind pressure. Compared to tubekites, they are particularly light and offer excellent low-wind performance.
They are available in two variants: open chambers, which are especially suitable for land and snowkiting, and closed chambers, which also provide high stability on the water.
Softkites are often used for foiling or snowkiting, as they require little wind and are easy to transport.


Trainer kites are small, easy-to-use kites specifically designed for beginners to practice kite handling on land or water.
They are usually equipped with a two-line or three-line control, which makes handling particularly safe and straightforward.
Since they generate less power than larger kites, they are ideal for initial control exercises before switching to a tube kite.
Which kite is needed as a beginner in kitesurfing?
Beginners should opt for a forgiving freeride kite with a medium aspect ratio. These kites are particularly stable, easy to relaunch, and develop their power progressively, so they remain controllable even in stronger gusts of wind. Ideal are tube kites in sizes between 9 and 12 sqm, depending on body weight and wind conditions. Beginners also benefit from a trainer kite to safely practice initial steering exercises on land before going into the water.
Consultation Offer
Are you unsure which kite suits you best? Our team at Eagle Kite is here to provide you with expert advice! Whether you are looking for a soft kite, trainer kite, or tube kite – we help you find the perfect kite for your level, riding style, and favorite spot.
Contact us now and start your next kitesurfing adventure with the perfect kite!