• HOT MELT LEADING EDGE CLOSURE
• IMPROVED LEADING EDGE REINFORCEMENT
• TRANSITIONAL STRUT REINFORCEMENTS
• FLAT SEAM PANEL Construction
• 70 GSM TRAILING EDGE MATERIAL
• TOUGHENED CANOPY MATERIAL
• FULL CONTACT STRUT CONNECTION
• REINFORCED STRUT TIPS
• TWO-PLY TRAILING EDGE
• IMPROVED BRIDLE LINES
  

This season we take durability head-on with the addition of transitional strut panel materials and reinforced LE closing seams. We have reinforced the high load areas of our kites with a transitionally weighted material. This well-placed material acts as a buffer zone between the rigid strut areas and the canopy. The entire canopy of all kites are flat seamed and taped prior to sewing. This is 20% stronger than the free hand sewn method of a top stitch.

The leading edge closing seams now impliments a hot melt glue tape in the leading edge closing seam for added strength. The entire trailing edge implements a two-ply of tough 70 gsm material for added durability and strength.

The full contact between the strut and the leading edge helps to ensure a rigid frame. The positive connection not only provides stability while the kite is in flight but delivers added durability and a rapid relaunch.

Improved bridle lines.
We use a corded bridle material for use in the sections that pass through the pulley.


New durability measures allow the kites to take a pounding in the surf and live to fly again.