The kite repair kit by FixMyKite.com includes everything you need to do an emergency repair. This kit is essential for any kiteboard trip.

NEW LOWER PRICETuff Bladders are different from any other bladder on the market. These bladders have been specifically developed to withstand the abuse of kiteboarding. The big secret to our bladders is stretch. while other bladders are stiff and pop easily, the tuff bladders stretch when put under any load then quickly go back to their original shape. use Tuff bladders in any kite when you want the toughest, most durable bladder available

Ripstop sail tape is the best way to repair cuts in the sail of your kite. This "peel and stick" Nylon tape will provide the strength needed to repair small cuts in your kite to get you back out on the water fast.
*Can also be used on paragliders and sails.

Fix My Wing Bladders

Fix My Wing Tuff Bladders are different from any other bladder on the market. Over 2x as durable, these bladders have been specifically developed to withstand the abuse of kiteboarding. The big secret to our bladders is stretch. While other bladders are stiff and pop easily, the polyurethane tuff bladders stretch when put under pressure and then quickly go back to their original shape. Use Tuff bladders in any Wing when you want the toughest, most durable bladder available.

The Fix My Wing Tuff Bladders are bladder blanks, meaning they are just the bladders with no valves. In order to use these in a kite you will need to purchase the self-stick valves for your kite in addition to this bladder.

To properly measure the bladder size you'll need to remove the bladder from the Wing. Lay the Wing out flat with the strut side up. Disconnect any one pump hoses from the leading edge valves and push the valves into the casing. Open the zipper located near the center of the leading edge. Open the Velcro flaps or zipper on the wing tips of the wing and pull the bladder out (through the wing tip ends) of the casing a few inches. Using the spare kite line, larks head a line to each of the bladder ends sticking out of the wingtips. Have a friend hold the leading edge casing at the wingtip to keep the leading edge flat and straight while you pull half the bladder out of the center of the wing. Repeat on the other side to remove the other half of the bladder. Leave the fly lines inside the leading edge casing so you can use them to pull the new bladder in later. Once you have the bladder out of the wing, measure the bladder from end to end and choose the equal size or next size up if the bladder is between sizes.

Fix My Wing Bladders

Fix My Wing Tuff Bladders are different from any other bladder on the market. Over 2x as durable, these bladders have been specifically developed to withstand the abuse of kiteboarding. The big secret to our bladders is stretch. While other bladders are stiff and pop easily, the polyurethane tuff bladders stretch when put under pressure and then quickly go back to their original shape. Use Tuff bladders in any Wing when you want the toughest, most durable bladder available.

The Fix My Wing Tuff Bladders are bladder blanks, meaning they are just the bladders with no valves. In order to use these in a kite you will need to purchase the self-stick valves for your kite in addition to this bladder.

To properly measure the bladder size you'll need to remove the bladder from the Wing. Lay the Wing out flat with the strut side up. Disconnect any one pump hoses from the leading edge valves and push the valves into the casing. Open the zipper located near the center of the leading edge. Open the Velcro flaps or zipper on the wing tips of the wing and pull the bladder out (through the wing tip ends) of the casing a few inches. Using the spare kite line, larks head a line to each of the bladder ends sticking out of the wingtips. Have a friend hold the leading edge casing at the wingtip to keep the leading edge flat and straight while you pull half the bladder out of the center of the wing. Repeat on the other side to remove the other half of the bladder. Leave the fly lines inside the leading edge casing so you can use them to pull the new bladder in later. Once you have the bladder out of the wing, measure the bladder from end to end and choose the equal size or next size up if the bladder is between sizes.

The 9mm Self-Stick-Valve is a very common inflate valve used for years.  this one way valve can be easily converted into a 2 way valve if desired. 

The 11mm Deflate (Dump) Self-Stick Kiteboarding-Valve is used on most kites as the deflation system.

NEW LOWER PRICE!
Tuff Bladders are different from any other bladder on the market. These bladders have been specifically developed to withstand the abuse of kiteboarding. The big secret to our bladders is stretch. while other bladders are stiff and pop easily, the tuff bladders stretch when put under then quickly go back to their original shape. use Tuff bladders in any kite when you want the toughest, most durable bladder available.

Spectra Chickenloop line is the standard for replacing the line running through your chickenloop and bar. The line can be ordered in bulk by the foot for do it yourself repairs, or in custom lengths with or without sewn in loops to replace specific lines. Super-durable, 2000 lb test strength.

FixMyKite.com Liquid Force One Pump 2014 and Newer Valve is the perfect replacement valve for all Liquid Force Kites manufactured in 2014 or later.

The FixMyKite.com Ocean Rodeo One Pump Valve is the perfect replacement valve for Ocean Rodeo Kites manufactured mid season 2010 and newer.

The Ocean Rodeo 2nd Gen, PLKB and On Kiteboarding Bayonet fitting Inflate/Deflate valve for kites and wings.

Ocean Rodeo's screw valve used on kites and wings. This screw valve is for inflating the leading edge and struts on select wings. This valve is on a 4" 'peel and stick' base so that you can easily replace a faulty valve or assemble a new replacement bladder. The valve comes with a complete 360deg velcro attachemnt to hold the valve in place. NOT ALL OCEAN RODEO VALVES use the same Velcro. Some models use a hard Velcro (hook) on the valve and others use the soft Velcro (loop). You will need to check your kite or wing and select the correct Velcro from the drop down "Type Of Velcro" option.

Velcro option:
Depending on the manufacturer, style and year of your kite or wing, you may need either the Hook side or the Loop side velcro onthe valve to attache to the inside of the leading edge casing. Be sure to  confirm which you need when ordering.

From the Leaders in Kite Repair technology, Fixmykite.com Self-Stick Valves will stick on all bladders. Simply peel and stick to make a fast and easy repair, or stick it on any new bladder. The FixMyKite.com RRD One Pump Kiteboarding Valve replaces valves on all RRD kite models.
Discounts Apply!  *Order 6 or more of the SAME valve and receive 10% OFF. 

FMK Bridle Repair Kit

Ripstop sail tape is the best way to repair cuts in the sail of your kite. This "peel and stick" Nylon tape will provide the strength needed to repair small cuts in your kite to get you back out on the water fast.
*Can also be used on paragliders and sails.

Q-PowerLine Pro is the only line specifically engineered for Kiteboarding/Power Kite applications, and it's no wonder there's nothing better when you see what it is: high-strength, low-weight, low-drag, coated line reduces tangling. Linesets come with loops on all ends, but can add custom pigtails.

Replacement pump leash for pumping up your kite

This is a simple kite leash attachment point extension for connecting your pump while pumping your kite.

2" Wide (Two-inch Wide) Dacron Tape should be used to repair all cuts in the leading edge and struts of an inflatable kite.  The dacron tape will provide the strength needed to repair small cuts without creating a huge mess to undo later if you decide to get the repair done professionally.

All your kite repair needs in a nice package with a nice price!

FixMyKite Fix Kit, One-pump Hose and zip ties, Ripstop Sail Tape, Kook-Proof Pigtails, and the TearAid 2-Pack.