One of the oldest kitepowered sports riders sit down and control the kites whist steering the buggy with legs
Buggies can be 2, 3 or 4 wheeled – however 3 wheels are the most common
They are made out of Alloy to keep weight down
Riders can Race or do Freestyle tricks once they have got the required skills.

• Sizes 3 - 15 m.
• Made of Rip stop with Dynema lines
• Line lengths 15-30 m
• The most common sizes however are 3.5 – 12 m.
• The kites can be flown with a bar or handles and can have 2 lines in their simplest form to 4 lines enabling the kite to be depowered.
• Kitebuggying – will create a pull in the arms and can be done by children as young as 10 under guidance
• Can use Harnesses to hold more power
• Usually done on open fields inland, parks and beaches
• Requires flat areas to learn
• Some riders are now riding hills
• Can be learnt in a day
• Great for disabled people
• Wind Strengths 8-40 knots