you will need a pretty low tide to keep the kite of the dunes.

careful of all the red neck 4by driver.

good luck

going down wind on hard sand is scary as you have to edge with out turning the board and you just go faster and faster until you hit a soft patch and die
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sorry don't know about 10 knots tho spook, if your going downwind it is hard to keep tention in the lines to stop the kite fron dropping, i was doing it in about 15 knots with a 7 meter kite. i lernt on the landboard befor i got into the water

Hey spookyluke12,

You can definately ride in less than 10 knots, just not downwind. Wait for an onshore day and go for it, provided the sand is hard packed it'll be ok. You should also let the tyres down a bit too to help with traction and point loading. You can do lots of nice big carvy S's to help load the lines and provide a little resistance to the rolling friction of the board.

Snoidberg is right, MBS have adjustable "egg shocks" to increase resistance to turning. Helps ease the speed/death wobbles.

Get into it, it's huge fun!

Good winds,