I saw this on ebay just browsing.
It's a brilliant idea.http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Restube-life-saver-for-all-watersports-users-/222154575492?hash=item33b971ce84:g:oH8AAOSw3xJVVX15
A bit pricey, and probably one could make one using those Co2 canisters that cyclists use.
But considering how scuba divers have a "safety-sausage" if they too get into trouble and drift out to sea, I reckon this sort of safety should be a minimum in kite surfing.
I think you've done yourself a disservice by saying everyone should get one. People don't like being told what to do, Better you said this idea has merit for those who aren't strong swimmers. (Bet you don't like me telling you what to do right haha)
And yes a safety sausage is an alternative and much cheaper, and do you really need to blow it instantly when you already have a whole kite full of inflatable tubes already right next to you?
Select to expand quoteBeersy said...
could've just left that at go **** yourself
Nah , I liked that last bit Kozzie slipped in there 
Select to expand quoteJames said...Beersy said...
could've just left that at go **** yourself
Nah , I liked that last bit Kozzie slipped in there
The last bit to slip in is allways easier than the first bit
Select to expand quotekookaburrahz said...James said...Beersy said...
could've just left that at go **** yourself
Nah , I liked that last bit Kozzie slipped in there
The last bit to slip in is allways easier than the first bit
Too true , all the hard work had been done by then
Select to expand quoteChris_M said...
What a kook!
How did ya know he was a kook , did ya ask him 
yeah sorry guys. I obviously chose the wrong tone there. safety for me is high up there, but yeah each to their own out there.
stay safe is all.
@kozzie, you ok there man?
