NOT LOGOS. RELATIONSHIPS.
Every brand on this page has been part of
Kite Buen Hombre for years — in most cases, over a decade.
We didn't add them for a season.
We teach on this gear, rent this gear,
and stand behind it because we've used it longer
than almost anyone on this coast.
PARTNER SINCE 2013.
Our relationship with this team goes back to 2013, the year Kite Buen Hombre was founded — when we built the school around Zian Kiteboarding.
In 2019, Zian's own gear specialist launched Ventum Kiteboarding as a fresh start,
and we've ridden and taught on their kites ever since.
Thirteen years, one continuous relationship, two names.
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PARTNER SINCE 2018.
Some brands sponsor a school. Crazyfly kept coming back.
We've run their boards at both locations since 2018, but the part we're proudest of isn't on the rack — it's the footage.
Crazyfly has brought their team out here to film,
with rider and filmmaker Laci Kobulsky behind the camera.
A team shoot is an honest test of a place: you can't arrange wind for a film crew, and you can't fake a lagoon that stays flat all afternoon while riders work the same trick until it's right.
The conditions held. They came back. When TheKiteMag wrote up the trip, the phrase they used was
"brand new, never before kited locations" —
which is this coast described by someone who doesn't work here.
Many of the Crazyfly images you'll find across this website came out of those trips, and we're proud to have them here. Thank you, Laci — for the shots, and for making this place look like itself.
Crazyfly is a European family business that builds its own gear, and Kite Buen Hombre is listed as an official Crazyfly school on their site.
But the simplest way to say it is the true one: Crazyfly has always been at home in our camp.
Faq
Still Have Questions?
PLANNING YOUR FIRST KITE TRIP CAN FEEL LIKE A LOT TO FIGURE OUT.
Here are the questions we hear most — and the answers that help you plan with confidence.
