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kiteboard
[ kahyt-bawrd ]
noun
- kite surf路board, kite路surf board; kite路surfing board []. a board similar to a short surfboard, on which a rider stands while controlling a large, concave kite and being propelled over water by the wind, often lifting off and doing maneuvers in the air before landing again.
- a board similar to a skateboard but with larger wheels, on which a rider stands while controlling a large, concave kite and being propelled along the ground by the wind, often lifting off and doing maneuvers in the air before landing again.
verb (used without object)
- to engage in the sport of riding on a board while controlling a large, concave kite and being propelled by the wind:
It鈥檚 that time of year when it鈥檚 still too cold and wet to ride my motorcycle, but warm enough to kiteboard in the ocean.
He has kiteboarded competitively on water and land all over the world.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of kiteboard1
Example Sentences
Paddle, sail, swim, water ski, row, wakeboard, scuba dive, whitewater kayak, windsurf, kiteboard.
Learning to kiteboard can be hard and costly.
Here鈥檚 what you need to know about learning to kiteboard in Seattle.
When learning to kiteboard, Bellingham Kite Paddle Surf shop manager Dave Johnson says, 鈥淚t鈥檚 most important to at least establish basic safety: how the kite functions and how you could affect other kiteboarders.鈥
Hopefully Garmin brings that same level of ingenuity to the kiteboard profile soon.
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