Foiling on Race gear

This video is about pro rider and owner of EpicKites, Dimitri Maramenides having an epic evening session training in racing with Gris Bettle.
Music: Turn Up Let's Go

Epic Kites, a family owned company, began with two simple, but extraordinary goals. To create unique, top of the line, high performance kiteboarding products, and back those products with customer service that is unparalleled in the industry. Dimitri Maramenides, often hailed as the hardest working man in kiteboarding, and wife Helen Trotman, operate Epic Kites in conjunction with a talented team of professionals. This team values customers and their demand for equipment that meets their riding requirements, and service that exceeds their expectation – each and every time.

Our video section is jam packed and full of entertaining short kite videos that will get you even more excited about riding and learning new things all over again. Share the stoke of our worldly adventures in amazing kite destinations such as Greece and Brazil, or hear what local riders experience at an Epic demo in our testimonial section. You can also find out details about our kiteboarding products and travel accessories to address your every question. Be sure to check back often as Dimitri is always updating our action packed video content.

Kiteboarders from all over the world are enthusiastically asking about our kites, kiteboarding boards, control bars, and Stand Up Inflatable Paddleboard (SUP) products. We’ve got a video for that! Whether you’re seeking tips on the Screamer, Infinity, Renegade, Surf or Junior Pro, you’ll find answers within these energetic, how to, action packed, and often humorous videos. We'll even toss in the odd blooper reel! Sit back, grab a beverage and enjoy!

[RenatoHaddadMVP]

fantastic, no comments, congrats. It's nice to see near to the beach.

[julianandyvonne]

I love the snake trick!
I'll have to remember that one. :)
But we don't have any snakes down here!!

[yanndabadie]

Hey dimitri, I made a carbon bar and now I'm in the process of making the trimmer and lines system, and I was wondering if you have any advice on lengths and etc? I have a 19m r1v2, what line length should I go for and how long should the bar throw(de power cable) be? 80cm? And should there be any diference between the power lines length and outside lines length? Also, keep doing these racing videos, they are really cool. Thanks