Redondo Beach is an urban beach break located on the Southern California coast approximately 20 miles south of Los Angeles. The coastline faces northwest toward the Pacific Ocean with consistent beach conditions suitable for recreational water sports. The spot is characterized by a long sandy beach backed by moderate residential density and commercial infrastructure. Wave heights average under 1 meter, making this primarily a beginner-friendly location. Wind reliability is extremely low at 1%, suggesting the spot is weather-dependent and may experience extended flat periods. The area benefits from side-shore winds from the east-northeast (approximately 80°), which would provide ideal kitesurfing conditions when present. Water temperature averages 16.4°C, requiring thermal protection year-round. This spot is best suited for beginner kiters practicing in small wind windows, or for recreational beach users during light wind conditions. The proximity to harbors, pier structures, and high beach population density requires careful navigation and awareness of other water users. Urban infrastructure and potential water quality issues from nearby development should be considered before sessions.