FLOW magazine is a new international magazine coming out in November 2006 and its looking for news, pictures and articles from the snowkiting world.

FLOW, it's designed by riders for riders, 150 pages, full colour and packed with everything that is going on in the kiteboarding/snowkiting world.

Because FLOW is published by riders for riders we are always looking for content suggestions. Is there something you want to know about or do you have something to say that you think others should know about. Have you got some great pictures you think other riders would like to see? FLOW is all about the sport, it's about you, it's about progression. it's more than a lifestyle thing.

FLOW international magazine is out in November 2006 and you can get your hands on a copy of the first issue and you won't be charged for the magazine. All we ask is that you pay for the postage & packaging.

If you would like a preview of the magazine as-well-as take advantage of the offer just send an email to info@flow-mag.com with your mailing details and email address. The FLOW team will then send the cost of postage and magazine preview information. If you like the look of the magazine and, the mailing price is ok, just email us back.

The FLOW Team would like to thank everyone who has helped so far and we look forward to getting more of you involved in the coming weeks

contact info@flow-mag.com

Flow mag,

Thanks for the invite for suggestions. Being familiar with about 4 different kiteboarding magazines, I know it'll be a tough for a new magazine to battle to the top. But it's worth the struggle. We, the readers, can't get enough photos and how-to-guides. My suggestion is simple; differentiate.

The more pages and pictures you can devote to snowkiting, the better you'll connect with an alienated segment of the kiting community. While you won't find bikini-clad girls on the snow, you will discover some of the most weather-hardened, interesting, and ambitious athletes-visionaries that have every set out to make something of themselves and the world. Plus, you can't summit a mountain while kitesurfing.

Good Luck,
Eric