Kite terminology can be a bit confusing at first, but at least there are some parts that are fairly self-explanatory. The spine (the rod that runs up and down the...
You’ve heard the phrase, “where the rubber meets the road” before, right? Well for kiting, these molded fittings are where the rubber meets the carbon. Holding spreaders firmly in place...
While it is the one part that seems to break least often, this spar does tend to get “misplaced” from time to time. Whatever happened to the original we’ve got...
On this kite, the leading edge is divided into two different spars. The bottom spar is the “Lower” leading edge. Replacement lower leading edges come from Prism cut to the...
On this kite, the leading edge is divided into two different spars. The bottom spar is the “Lower” leading edge. Replacement lower leading edges come from Prism cut to the...
If you’ve been practicing tip-stabs on rocky ground, there’s a good chance you’ll need a couple extra of these little widgets. These are the caps that go on the end...
If you’ve been practicing tip-stabs on rocky ground, there’s a good chance you’ll need a couple extra of these little widgets. These are the caps that go on the end...
One of the parts that can break in an unplanned landing (read crash). Easily replaced. If you need any other part for a Prism Nexus please ask, we have all...
The ferrule is what keeps the upper and lower leading edges connected during flight. It’s also what gives this kite its compact-take-anywhere quality by providing a middle point to fold...
On this kite, the leading edge is divided into two different spars. The top spar is the “Upper” leading edge. Replacement upper leading edges come from Prism cut to the...
If you’ve been practicing tip-stabs on rocky ground, there’s a good chance you’ll need a couple extra of these little widgets. These are the caps that go on the end...
These fittings retain the stand offs. They slide onto your lower spreader and have a hole for the standoff to go into. Not too exciting you say? Just try and...
Kite terminology can be a bit confusing at first, but at least there are some parts that are fairly self-explanatory. The spine (the rod that runs up and down the...
