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Designed with fun in mind, the Park is the one kite that does it all – any rider, any style, any condition. The Park’s 3-strut design and Swept Compact C outline provides a stable and responsive kite. The powerful profile and leading edge give the rider good low-end power and consistent pull over a wide …

The Park is aimed to have the same characteristics as the Torch. However, briddles and wingtips that are closer to the trailing edge should make it fulle depowerable and easier to re-launch. Naish wants to combine the pull and pop of a C-shape with the relaunch and depower of a Delta. It’s range should therefor …

The torch is not a kite which is suitable for beginners. It is a kite designed for unhooked freestylers like world champion Kevin Langerlee. Equiped with the octopus system for easy pumping. The designers tried to make the 9M 2011 Torch more stable than the 2010 model. The Larger kites (10+) have been adjusted to …

Bridging the gap between C-shaped and bridled kites, the Helix provides an engaging C-shaped feel, fast turning, great unhooked performance and powerful pop. Radically redesigned to feel and perform like a C, it maintains the safety and depower you expect from a bridled kite. With exceptional speed, huge pop, powerful kite loops and precise handling, …

2010 Cult – Proven All-Terrain Performance Overview: The 2010 Cult returns as the world’s number one user friendly all-terrain kite. The new simplified bridles provide direct and light bar feel, and the degree of Sigma angle has been increased to improve turning characteristics and linear bar feel. The Cult is designed for beginner through advanced …

If you fell in love with last year’s Cult, the ’09 will undoubtedly exceed your expectations. This year Naish has improved the turning speed of the larger sizes, extending the low-end power, and made it even easier to relaunch. Beginners will enjoy the smooth and responsive steering, light bar pressure and massive depower capability, while …