Mar 8, 2010
Red Bull would like to extend a special invitation to all North American snowkiters to participate in the first annual Ragnarok endurance race in Haugastol, Norway from April 15-18.
The base for this one-of-a-kind endurance race, Haugastol Turistsenter, lies between Oslo and Bergen, and is the entrance gate to the El dorado of all snow-kiting locations, Hardangervidda in Norway.
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Special invitation to North American snowkiters
Feb 25, 2010
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Don’t go making any plans for the 15-18th of April… because the worlds first Red Bull Ragnarok (endurance snow kite race) is not to be missed!
The base for this one-of-a-kind endurance race, Haugastol Turistsenter, lies between Oslo and Bergen, and is the entrance gate to the El dorado of all snow-kiting locations, Hardangervidda in...
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Red Bull Ragnarok Race in Norway
Dec 23, 2009
This article is part 1 of 2 in the series Noah's NewsIt is a long way to even get a glimpse of her monolithic rock walls. Thirty miles from the nearest paved road, Black Butte Mountain is an iconic plug of volcanic rock that rises dramatically from the rolling alpine meadows of Montana’s Gravelly Range. However, even though Black Butte dominates the surrounding hills, catching a glimpse of her dark...
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Black Beauty by Noah Poritz
Apr 16, 2009
I returned recently from attending the Thompson Pass Snowkite Festival (www.tpskf.akevent.net) in Valdez, Alaska. We had ridden at this amazing spot for the previous two years as a major highlight of the Ozone Basecamp Tour. Returning to my birthplace as a snowkiter reaffirms my memories of how lucky I have to grown up in such a magnificent place. At Thompson Pass, there is terrain for every...
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Alaska snowkite event delivers world-class riding
Sep 5, 2008
Cabrinha “Override” IDS coming by popular demand
I guess I wasn’t the only one that thought the Cabrinha IDS needed the punch-out collar on the chicken loop to keep bar from sliding out of reach when riding one-handed and spinning the bar. The previous models had it, but they removed it when the IDS system came out. I assume they removed it so that in the event that you needed to release the IDS, the bar would slide uninhibited. They are supplying... read more
