Light Eyes and Blue Skies
Out on the water, exposure to intense sunlight is often unavoidable. For individuals with blue or green eyes, this exposure can be particularly uncomfortable due to reduced natural protection against
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A Warm Welcome to Ksenia Ivanova
We’re stoked to welcome Ksenia Ivanova to the LiP tribe. Waterwoman by nature, Ksenia finds her harmony when she is in, on, or near the water. Her jade pupils are
From Dawn Patrol to Sunset Sessions: The Advantages of Photochromic Lenses
Conditions on the water can change rapidly, especially during extended sessions from dawn until dusk. Sunlight intensity, reflections off water surfaces, and varying weather conditions pose unique challenges. Photochromic lenses—lenses
Attaching the Watershades leash system
Here’s a short video to guide you on the correct way to attach the leash and necklace to your Surge or Typhoon watershades. There are 2 stages to setting it
Shaded Vision: Navigating the Invisible Rays on Cloudy Days
Watersports sunglasses – why do we wear them, and what are the risks if we don’t wear them? And do variations in weather conditions leads to a change in risk
Aya Kasabova sends it
Team rider Aya Kasabova kicks off her first GKA event in the Girls U16 TwinTip Freestyle with a resounding win. And get this…she also competed in the U19 Women’s Kitesurf
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