Recycled Kites:
Check out What's Possible

Here's a selection of projects that have been designed and made by hand from repurposed sports equipment.

Please note we currently do not sell anything online. Occasionally you can catch us at an in-person sale, but otherwise everything is given away or exchanged for gear donations. If you'd like to be the first to hear when we start selling, sign up for email updates.

colorful bags made from kitesurfing sails with thick black handles laying on rocky background

Beach Totes

Ultra tough, made from windsurfing sails, these bags can brush off the water and sand and carry all that you'll need

Northern Lights Chalk Bag

Fleece lined chalk bag with a toothbrush holder, zipper pocket, and drawstring to keep the chalk in place when you're not climbing.

Handmade backpack upcycled from a kite pack and kite canopy material.

Venture Backpack

A lightly structured backpack with 3 zippered pockets, this project is best made with pieces of old kite bags. Adding some canopy material gives it a bit of kite character as well.

Bluebird Women's Vest

Fleece lined windproof vest that's ideal to make it through the transitional weather seasons. Available in Men's cuts as well.

Bouldering Chalk Bucket

Sturdy chalk bucket made with a fleece/wool lining. It's a rolltop design with a zipper pouch on the back and an elastic brush loop.

Toiletry Bag

Fully lined boxy toiletry bag big enough to fit all your travel needs.

Itty Bitty Bags

A set of 20 5'' square zippered bags donated to a Foster Closet charity in the bay area of California. They'll be handed out to teen girls who can use the bags to store hygiene items.

Orange and navy blue bag with a bright blue zipper on top. Features a removable white cotton strap.

Lunchsack Bag

Perfect size for a daily purse or to carry your lunch around, your choice. A zip on top and pockets inside keep everything organized and secure.

Sling Bag

A crossbody bag with 3 pockets in addition to the main one. Great for a day bag around town or storing a book, waterbottle, and phone at the beach.

Recycled Kites: Check out What's Possible

Recycled Kites:
Check out What's Possible