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One component PU glues are moisture based. We use aquasure PU glue in all kits. Normal cure time is about 10-14 hours. If extra thickness is required extra Aquasure layers may be applied once the original layers are fully cured, but normally requires only one application.

Aquasure is by our opinion one of the best temperature resistant PU glues available on the market to repair kite gear (and probably much more). It doesn't contain any chemicals banned in Europe. Aquasure is Toluene Free. Aquasure can sustain temperatures from -40°C to +200°C which means that will work in really hot places too! Higher temperatures will give faster cure times than higher humidity. Glue will stay clear, strong and flexible once cured.

Advance contents to tube neck. Wipe clean and cap. Keep in a cool dry place or, for extended life, in freezer. For thawing or for easier flowing contents, soak tube in warm water for 15 minutes.

You can change the density of Aquasure by soaking the tube in warm water or in a warm room. This will make Aquasure much thinner and easier to apply - and the product will still supply the same quality repair.

If ever you find a material where it does not bond very well try abrasing (roughening) the surface with sandpaper and then wipe clean before applying Aquasure. For harder to reach repair apply Aquasure using a brush provided with the glue.

Yes, you can! • For seams apply a 2mm thick bead, overlapping seam edges by at least 5mm. Apply with slight pressure to saturate fabric surfaces. • For holes and tears Create backing with removable tape, and fill void, overlapping void edges by 5mm. Remove tape after full cure. • For patch application on fabrics and breathable laminate, apply Aquasure, then apply patch over damaged area. Wipe away excess adhesive. • For high wear areas apply thin layer of Aquasure and apply patch.

You can speed up curing by placing few drops of clean (not salt) water in the Aquasure before application.

quasure is ideal for bonding neoprene, fabrics, latex, trilaminates, PVC, Hypalon, natural and synthetic leather, foams, composites and many plastics. It's specialized formula is ideal for sealing stitching and reinforcing high stress areas on wet suits, dry suits, Hypalon and PVC boats and hundreds of other items. Aquasure also makes an ideal abrasion patch for high wear areas such as knees, seats and luggage bottoms. Seals and repairs made with Aquasure generally last the life of the item.

All bladders are packed in plastic bag with manual included and a link to video manual. Replacement bladders has pre-welded valve already mounted.

Bladder set includes all bladders (Leading edge + all struts). Strut set includes all struts.

In case there are UNIPUMP valves pre-welded on the bladder you will receive qty of inserts, clips and zip ties and mounting manual with the bladder. Movement limiters are included only with bladders for models listed under UNIPUMP product page.

Bladders do not include hoses.

Be sure to read manuals and check out our Tips & Tricks on replacing bladders.

Mark the position of the valve as described in the manual. Use regular duct tape and stick it to both walls of the bladder. Start pulling apart - it may look "messy", bladder wrinkled, but it will separate the walls for a few milimeters. Make a small hole to allow air flow. Then make a proper hole for the valve as described in manual and follow the rest procedure. Sometimes walls can't separate. Then you will have to make a really tiny hole thru both walls where the valve should be. Use duct tape again to separate the walls. Be

CAREFUL - do not stick the tape over the tiny holes, stick it close by. Pull it apart really slowly & gently - you can damage the bladder if vacuum is still strong enough inside! To remove duct tape hold the bladder with one hand and slowly remove duct tape. Then, clean the "wrong" side of bladder, leave it air dry and stick the included patch over the tiny hole. Then proceed as described in manual.

If your kite is behaving strangely, pulling to one side more while it shouldn't or sterring differently then probably your lines are not equal lengths. If lines looks perfectly good are they are not used heavily then there's few tricks you can do to to make them equal again. Please note that there are several bar setups with different line lengths. The most importantly is that fronts and backs are the same in lengths to get best behaviour from the kite.

Source: Kite-Surf-College Tutorials and Tricks

Please also find some trimming tips in the video below:

Source: DIMITRI MARAMENIDES

Short answer: both.

Kiteboarding lines will stretch when under the load. For instance, if you safety release your kite a lot, then one of the front line will come longer than the other. The lines can also shrink due to mechanical reasons. Rotating the lines a lot, rubbing it against elements (sand, rocks,...), etc... will make lines shorter.

Generally, good quality lines are less affected on stretching/shrinking. We use only top quality SK75 & SK99 flying lines from LIROS/Gremany.

Also make sure to reguralry check your lines for any length differences and overall condition, and replace them in time to avoid injuries.