Liquid Blue Cabarete is the top kitesurf, wing foil and prone foil school in Cabarete, North Coast of the Dominican Republic, as well as a professional multi-brand shop located right in heart of town.
How long does it take to learn Kitesurfing?
Are you asking yourself how long it will take you to learn how to kitesurf? Kiteboarding lesson number 1: don’t expect to be done with kiteboarding in one day. For the majority of students, it will take many hours of lessons to learn the basics of this water sport. At Liquid Blue Cabarete we teach lessons in two to three-hour blocks. Learning to kitesurf takes between 6 to 12 hours of lessons on average – but in reality it often takes more than 12 hours and it rarely takes less than 6. The learning process sometimes can be challenging, yet highly rewarding, so don’t worry about it! The sooner you get started the better – plus kitesurf lessons with us are fun and about having a good time in Cabarete. Why does it take quite some time to learn to …
Buy kites, kiteboards, kite harnesses, & much more.
Liquid blue Cabarete is your trustworthy retail store for kitesurfing, kiteboarding, and surfing. Here’s why: HIGH-QUALITY EQUIPMENT AND GEAR 100% SECURE PAYMENT EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE FAST NATIONAL DELIVERIES THE BEST KITESURFING EQUIPMENT DEALS HERE We promise the best quality on all our kitesurfing gear. Whether you’re a beginner kitesurfer or you’re boosting like a pro, we’ve got all the right kitesurfing equipment for you. We have fantastic gear from F-One. Along with the best kites, boards, bars, Manera harnesses, wetsuits & other accessories you will need when coming to Cabarete for your water sport trip. We can also order the gear you need and ship it nationally in the Dominican Republic. Online payment is secure and easy. If you don’t see what you’re after or you find a better price elsewhere, contact us! See you on the water 🙂 KITESURFING FOR BEGINNERS …
How to choose your F-ONE foil board?
How to choose your foil board and why should it be an F-ONE? F-ONE’s Research&Development team worked on finding the perfect balance between volume and size for the 2022 foil board collection. Just so you know, a board needs just enough volume to float but not too much so it doesn’t hamper the take-off, turning abilities, speed, and overall session. The Brand also focused on improving the strength and stiffness of the boards as the sports community has taken their riding skills to the next level, jumping higher, and developing new moves, all new standards that the brand is keeping into consideration when increasing efficiency in new products. Find out about F-one latest news and products here: Choose your F-one board with this guide! Here is our guide to help you choose your F-ONE board, considering the following important elements: Your skill level Your weight Your usual riding conditions First things …
Wing foiling lessons: getting started
Are you new to wing foiling and are planning on learning this extreme water sport? For all of you that are into Wing Foiling and/or for those already Wing Foiling, we at Liquid Blue made a guided lesson on how to get started! Hopefully, you’ll find these videos a useful tool if you want to potentially gain new insights that might help take your riding to the next level. Location: Cabarete, North Coast of the Dominican Republic Watch the full video on how to get started with wing foiling in Cabarete. Wing Foiling Lessons Cabarete beach If you’re looking into getting started with Wing Foiling, here is an introduction for land skills and techniques to develop (Part 1) and how to get in the water (Part 2). Why should you watch these videos? Watch this video series to get the …
Wing Foiling in Cabarete, Dominican Republic | Playa Grande
Wing foiling in Cabarete, Dominican Republic. What are the best spots to wingfoil in DR? We picked Playa Grande.
Mark Zuckerberg Hydrofoils in Hawaii during global lockdown and its awesome!
Hydrofoiling is the future and the future is now- Charles Österlund The foiling world continues to grow as not only the day to day john doe and weekend warriors join the revolution though some of the biggest names on earth such as Mark Zuckererg begin to learn. In the image we have no other than the co-founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg catching some Hawaiian swell on a hydrofoil. This photo is rad for various reasons though the main reason for us is simple… He is wearing protective equipment! The majority of people hate protective equipment for the simple reason that it is not stylish. Most people rather look stylish then safe and we cannot deny that sometimes we ourselves are like this. Wearing protective gear is bulky and takes away a little of the “freedom”. When people begin hydrofoiling regardless …
Wingsurfing and Wingfoiling in Cabarete, Dominican Republic with LBCABARETE
Winsurfing is evolving ever so quickly as more and more people are joining this sport and pushing its limits. Before trying it be warned that it is addictive! Wingfoiling is a great extension for anyone who loves being salty under the sun.
How To Protect Your Foil ft Charles Osterlund – Cabarete, Dominican Republic
Hey guys ! Charles Osterlund here with Liquid Blue Cabarete in Cabarete, Dominican Republic. A lot of people have been asking how I protect my foil while travelling, transporting it, moving around and this is the answer. A lot of brands have been coming out with this foil cover/protector. Some people just cover the front wing, this is a full cover. As you can see in the video it covers everything and that is the perfect way to bring your foil anywhere you want. There is also a protector for your mast… Personally I don’t really think I need it since I don’t transport it that much. I hope this video has helped you and see you on the water! Thank you for watching and we hope you enjoyed our video! For any idea or questions you may have, comment …
Comparison between the 4.2/5/6 m Swing – Cabarete, Dominican Republic
Hi everyone, Welcome back to our blog! Here is a little comparison between the biggest wings on the F-One range. There is about six wings in the line up, and the ones we are comparing today are the biggest ones. All seems the perfect fit for our conditions here in Cabarete and could be used all the way to 25 knots. It all depends with what gear you match it with and the conditions of your home spot. For more detailed infos, watch the video : ) Thank you for watching and we hope you enjoyed our video! For any idea or questions you may have, comment in the section below or email us at [email protected]! If you want to stay up to date with our content – subscribe to our YouTube and check us out on: Instagram: @lbcabarete Facebook: …