Naish Previews Psycho Nvision Big Air Kite
Naish reveals details of its upcoming Psycho Nvision big air kite, developed for precision and top-end performance.
Naish is preparing to launch the Psycho Nvision, a new big air kite. The kite features a digitally-printed canopy and welded-seam leading edge. This construction aims to provide precise steering and enhanced responsiveness. Ewan Jaspan presented a sneak preview, highlighting its design for top-end performance.
The Psycho Nvision is part of Naish's Nvision innovation line. It offers a quicker, more precise feel compared to the Q-Series Psycho. The brand states the Nvision requires more technique, but rewards skilled riders with ultimate performance. Naish emphasizes the environmental benefits of the new printing process.
Sizes are tailored to professional riders' preferences. The 6m size is designed for double loops. The 7m to 10m range focuses on big single kite loops and hang time. The 11m and 12m kites prioritize hang time and old-school maneuvers while remaining fast and loopable. The development involved local and international team riders to create an ultimate big air kite.
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- IKSURFMAG · 2026-09-16
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