Metallurg Base is a lake kitesurfing location in western Russia featuring a sheltered inland water body with multiple connected bays and shallow areas. The spot is characterized by densely vegetated shorelines and limited fetch distance, typical of continental lake systems. The narrow orientation running roughly north-south provides side-shore wind conditions from northerly directions. Water depth varies significantly with shallow sandy/muddy areas visible throughout. The presence of residential development and agricultural fields immediately adjacent limits wind acceleration and creates choppy, inconsistent conditions. Average wind reliability of 3.8% indicates this is primarily a recreational location rather than a reliable kitesurfing destination. The spot suits beginners seeking protected, shallow-water practice conditions with minimal wave exposure. Key considerations include variable wind patterns due to surrounding vegetation and terrain, potential for sudden wind lulls, and navigating around shallow areas and submerged debris common to inland lakes. The residential proximity requires awareness of local use patterns and activity schedules.