Brunotti RDP Kiteboard BNT Special - 2019

Brunotti BNT

Who's the BNT for?

Beginner: If you can't wait to learn tricks, this is a great board to start with.

Freerider: It's a freestyle board, but there are a lot of freeriders who have the time of their lives on it. He sails easily upwind and jumps nicely.

Freestyler hooked in: Definitely suitable. The BNT has the same shape as the Youri Pro and has a lot of grip, speed and pop. 

Freestyler/Wakestyler hooked out: Very suitable! Because it is based on the Youri Pro it has the same hard pop and speed so you get the most out of your wakestyle session.
 
Now I want the Eurofun story, what kind of board is it?

It's actually exactly the same board as the Youri Pro, only slightly softer, giving it a little more comfort. So it's a board where you can go very fast, have a lot of grip and pop and can jump very high with both hooked in and hooked out, with both boots and pads. 
The BNT is mainly used by freestylers, but also often enough by freeriders. This is because it is so versatile and can be used both on flat water and in the waves.

Plus points:
- Lots of grip
- Thick doll
- Lots of speed
- Soft landings by triple concave
- Quad channels

Cons:
- Limited edition, so not in the permanent collection of brunotti unfortunately.

What's with it?
- Board
- Finning

What's not there, but is necessary:
- Foot pads
- Grabhandle
- Feel like kiting

General size indication:
The size of a kiteboard remains something personal with no real rules.
This has to do with how much experience you have, in what conditions you go on the water, what you are going to do with it and above all what you like.
The rule of thumb is that beginners want a slightly larger board to make it easier to start the water and get upwind.
And advanced sailors want a slightly smaller board because in situations where the wind is strong, you can give the kite a bit longer back pressure and therefore can jump higher, and / or more maneuverable.
Again, no rule, but below are 2 tables to give you a good idea. If you stick to this, it goes well anyway.

(If you still have doubts, you can always contact us via the site, mail, phone or in one of our shops for personal advice).

Beginners:
50 kg - 60 kg = 128 cm - 132 cm
60 kg - 70 kg = 132 cm - 136 cm
70 kg - 80 kg = 136 cm - 140 cm
80 kg - 90 kg = 140 cm - 145 cm
100+ kg = 145+ cm

Advanced:
50 kg - 60 kg = 125 cm - 128 cm
60 kg - 70 kg = 128 cm - 132 cm
70 kg - 80 kg = 132 cm - 136 cm
80 kg - 90 kg = 136 cm - 140 cm
100+ kg = 140+ cm

What else do I need to know?
If you buy your board from us you have to swing if you see one of us on the water! #becauseweareriderstoo #riders2

For questions you can always come to one of our shops, call or send an email to [email protected]