Kite repair — fast and done properly
Canopy, Dacron, bladders, valves and lines. Free inspection, quality materials at the manufacturer's price, and you pay after you collect your kite.
Free diagnostics
We inspect the kite and bar before any work and name the price up front.
Quality materials
Dacron, ripstop, TPU film and Dr.Tuba glue — materials at the manufacturer's price.
1–7 working days
Urgent repair within 24–48 hours at a double rate. You pay on collection.
What we repair
- Inspection and check
Kite and control bar — free diagnostics before any work.
- Canopy ripstop
Tears in the canopy, priced per centimetre; tears close to seams and bladders take more work.
- Leading edge and struts (Dacron)
Light and complex Dacron repairs, priced per centimetre.
- Bladders in and out
Removing and refitting the leading-edge or strut bladders — with one-pump or separate-valve systems.
- Bladder cuts, hernias and punctures
Finding and fixing punctures, repairing cuts and hernias on the inner bladders.
- Valves
Inner bladder valve repair, including double gluing.
- Lines
Evening out line length, fixing a broken loop; replacing lines, stoppers and pulleys by agreement.
- Rinse and clean
Washing salt, sand and shells out of the kite.
Not sure what's wrong? Send a photo or video on WhatsApp — we'll tell you what the repair involves before you bring the kite in. Gear storage with servicing is available at the K1 station.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a kite repair take?▾
Light repairs take 1 to 7 working days. Urgent repair is possible within 24–48 hours at a double rate.
What materials do you use?▾
Quality materials: Dacron, ripstop, TPU film and Dr.Tuba glue — the same kind of materials kites are built from.
How much does it cost?▾
Most canopy and Dacron work is priced per centimetre, bladder work per job. Inspection and diagnostics are free, and we name the price before we start.
When do I pay?▾
After the repair, when you collect your kite. Materials are charged at the manufacturer's price.