Kiteboarding Control Bars with High V or Low V

Kiteboarding Control Bars

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Includes: Bar and Lines Chicken loop sold separetely. 2027 Duotone Trust Bar Quad Control What's New DPL24 in black New colorway Additional frontline Pigtails for a better trim The Duotone ...
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Includes: Control Bar, Connect V2 Quick Release with Security Finger, 12+10m Pro Lines (Ø1.55mm Grey Front Lines, Ø1.3mm Blue Rear Lines), Freeride Loop, Standard Leash. North Navigator Pro Gen2 Co...
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Includes: Control bar, Connect V2 Quick Release with Security Finger,12+10m Lines (Ø1.8mm), Connect V2 Freeride Loop, and standard leash.   North Navigator Gen2 Control Bar Control System with Conn...
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Includes: Control bar, Pleasure Bar Bag, Line Connector Knot/Loop, Center Insert and Fin Key, Bar Safety Guide Flysurfer Fusion 2 Control Bar Maximum control. Full compatibility. The FUSION² ...
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Includes: Bar and lines. Chicken Loops sold separately. Duotone Porsche LTD. Click Bar Quad Control The Duotone Click Bar Porsche Turbo Edition combines the revolutionary functiona...
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What is included: M-L Bar and Lines What is missing: Nothing Modifications: None Damages: None Repairs: None Grade: A+ - Bar is in like new condition condition, use...
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Duotone Guiding Tool Click Bar  This tool is for 2017 and newer Click Bars.  Item no. 44900-8193 Looking for Duotone Bar Spare/Replacement parts or wonder if parts are compatible? Click here!
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Includes: 1 Post cover Duotone Winding Post Cover Compatible with SS17- Onward Winding Post Cover - In case the cover gets damaged, you can easily replace it. 

Kitesurfing Control Bars | What you Need to Know!


Every kitesurfer knows that a control bar is more than just a piece of equipment - it's your direct connection to the kite. 

Control bars come with various designs that can totally change how you experience kitesurfing. Whether you're a beginner looking to understand your gear or an enthusiast wanting to optimize your setup, the world of control bars is all about finding that perfect balance between control, comfort, and performance.

From the height of the "V" configuration to the length of your lines, each detail matters. Your control bar can make your ride more playful, stable, powerful, or precise - depending on what you choose.


High V  VS Low V 

Kite control bars are crucial components in kiteboarding, connecting riders to their kites. The V (or Y) height configuration, either high or low, significantly impacts performance. High V setups offer a playful feel, quick turns, and are forgiving, making them ideal for freestyle and wave riding. Low V configurations provide stability, powerful turns, and precise control, suitable for unhooked freestyle and big air maneuvers. Riders should consider their style and conditions when choosing between these options.

Brand Compatibility / Bar Width / Line Length

Control bar compatibility, width, and line length are important factors to consider. While bars are generally brand-specific, some cross-compatibility exists with proper modifications. Bar width affects leverage, with wider bars suited for larger kites and narrower bars for smaller kites. Line length, typically ranging from 20-25 meters, influences kite responsiveness and power. In addition, riders can choose from various loop attachments, such as short freeride, standard freeride, long freestyle, and slide surf loops, to optimize their setup for specific riding styles and preferences.

Crave a more in depth look into kite control bars? Read the our Green Hat blog titled:  ''The Ultimate Guide to Kite Control Bars'' written by one of our team riders. Click here! 

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