Wind-Extreme

Good kite school. The instructor quickly put it on the board. Issued an international IKO certificate. He lived in a tent near the school. There is everything you need for life. Shower, kitchen, wi-fi.

Are you writing reviews for yourself? In short, the instructor will not move for the sake of one client, although he is embarrassed to talk about it directly. So for me it's wasted time and spoiled mood. More details below: Bought for good reviews, the promise of some kind of certificate and promotional "unlimited" training. Three weeks before arriving at the Arabat Spit, I made an application on their website, received a confirmation by email. In addition, in a couple of days I called, they answered that everything was in place and that I could start classes when I arrived. The first day: I arrive at the spot around 17:00. The instructor is sleeping. This is not a metaphor, he was really sleeping. Anyway. Woke up. Sleepily, he began to mutter something about a weak wind, and generally it was blowing in the wrong direction (although one kiter rode along the coast in both directions right there and there was enough wind for him, and the direction did not bother him. Plus we measured the wind speed with an instructor anemometer - the average came out about 8 m / s and below 6 m / s did not seem to fall). Then the instructor suggested starting classes right now (apparently, he woke up completely). Well, OK. To begin with, there was a little theory about the wind - where and where it can blow from. Then they took the snake out of the cover, unwound it, inflated it, learned how to turn it into transport and parking position, unwound the slings from the bar, and attach it to the kite. We hooked the trapeze to the bar and tried how the insurance works. Disassembled and put everything in place. The instructor said that I am free for today. Everything about everything took about an hour. I also filled out some form. To my question about tuition fees, the dude answered - "after the first time out on the water." We agreed to call tomorrow. Second day: Half a day silence. After 14:00 I call myself, in response I hear "Some kind of weak wind and the direction is generally wrong. No one is riding. We'll call tomorrow or when there is wind ..." I immediately call another kite school on Arabatka: Me: "Do you teach in such weather as now?" Answer: "Of course! Only right now it will not work, since there were no students and the instructor left, but if necessary, he can come at 17:00." Me: "Is there enough wind?" Answer: "Yes, with a head! When to expect you?" Day three: All day the wind was such that it carried sand along the beach, blew off the rugs and broke umbrellas. I never got a call from an instructor from Wind-Extreme. But when I came from the beach and called back the missed ones, two of them turned out to be from a competitive kite school from different numbers. The competitors again asked me when I was ready to start my studies and assured me that today and the coming days the weather for classes is excellent. On the fourth day and beyond, no one called from Wind-Extreme either. Why do you attract clients if you don't want to work? And why hire an instructor who already wants to burp from the sea, wind and kites? ...

Quality kitesurfing training, comfortable station service

Very cool kite school, always full of happy and good people. There are all conditions for studying and living.

Excellent kite school, taught, sheltered in a tent and issued an international certificate IKO after training. Everywhere positive and smiles. I recommend to everyone.