Kevin Langeree is one of the world's leading kiteboarders and has taken the sport to new dimensions with his urban adventure in Amsterdam. Ydwer.com It's a sport where you have to get used to being upside down. Patrick Baz/AFP/Getty Images/File The 26-year-old first witnessed the sport 14 years ago. It combines his two main passions in life: kites and surfing. Ydwer.com He joined the World Tour two years later and since has become world renowned for his ability, winning Red Bull King of Air last year. PATRICK BAZ/AFP/Getty Images He is adamant he has no trademark tricks, instead insisting he goes out simply to enjoy the sport and move it into the mainstream. PATRICK BAZ/AFP/Getty Images His attention switched recently to tackling urban kiteboarding, notably traveling along Amsterdam's busy canals in windy conditions. Eyeforce.nl The treacherous 20-minute journey involved him sharing the waterways with container ships and cruise liners. Eyeforce.nl Despite shots appearing to show him flying over ferries, Langeree insisted that the stunt had been a safe one. Eyeforce.nl Prev Next