Cabrinha Chaos in the air
My first kiteloops after joining the Cabrinha Team on the Cabrinha Chaos. Nice Autumn Storm, Wind blowing 40 to 45 knots In Holland (Vrouwenpolder). Hope you enjoy.
![[:en]Cabrinha Chaos in the air[:]](https://buscokite.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/chaos-in-the-air.png)
My first kiteloops after joining the Cabrinha Team on the Cabrinha Chaos. Nice Autumn Storm, Wind blowing 40 to 45 knots In Holland (Vrouwenpolder). Hope you enjoy.

Supertubos is the place when you can find one of the best waves in the world. Usually you can see only surfers there, but sometimes when the wind picks up, several kitesurfers show up for a great wave session. We were lucky enough to get both waves and wind. The conditions were not perfect, but…
![[:en]KTA Sri Lanka Trip[:]](https://buscokite.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/kta-sri-lanka-trip.png)
http://vimeo.com/43943935 Incredible wind stats of KTA Sri Lanka ( 0 days of no wind on the last 45 days … ) and the glass flat lagoons all along the coast.
![[:en]A Year in Motion - Tom Court - 2014 highlights[:]](https://buscokite.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/a-year-in-motion-tom-court-2014-highlights.png)
Wow, what a year it has been! As I sit here in the UK editing these highlight clips it almost seems like a dream, remembering all of the great times, good people and epic projects that have composed my year. Starting in Cape Town and continuing to Galicia, Fuerteventura, Cape Hatteras, Hood River, San Francisco,…
![[:en]Big wave crash[:] 2](https://buscokite.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/big-wave-crash.png)
This is exactly the reason why we build the Best Cabo ‘Surf Tough’ and with an exceptional auto relaunch.
![[:en]We are here to fly - Cape Town[:]](https://buscokite.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/we-are-here-to-fly-cape-town.png)
Red Bull freestyle Paraglider Marvin Ogger and Tim Alongi visit Cape Town, South Africa to fly some amazing spots and push the limits of paragliding.

Here we have a problem in our sport, with the added complication of the existence of algae that make it difficult to rearm our kite. Something I do not understand is why they change kites between them, but I suppose some circumstance would require it. Another detail of this video is that after the mishap…