Reedin / 2026

Master Model

Name: Reedin Master Model 2026
Brand: Reedin
SKU: reedin-mastermodel-2026
Price: 2299 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Reedin Master Model is a dedicated big air kite using Brainchild construction and a 5-strut frame. Built for riders chasing maximum height and hangtime with explosive megaloops.

Best for: Committed big air riders wanting Reedin's most powerful platform

Review verdict

Brainchild-light, send-it easy — the Master Model makes 30-metre jumps dangerously accessible.

4.3/ 5 review synthesis

Strength: Extremely light thanks to Brainchild welded-panel construction

Tradeoff: Less precise and technically demanding than the Hypermodel — not for elite competitors

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Style Placement

Riding Style

FoilBig Air

Kite Shape & Aspect

Low Aspect · C-KiteHigh Aspect · Bow

Specifications

Aspect Ratiohigh

Struts5

Bar TypeHigh-Y

Turning Speedmedium

Low-End Power7/10

Depower Range7/10

Relaunchmedium

Wind Range11–37 knots

Sizes6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12m

Review Summary

Mixed sources

Based on 1 retailer source. Each source is labeled below; brand-made content is never used in ratings.

4.3

/ 5.0

The Reedin Master Model 2026 is a Brainchild-built five-strut big air kite engineered to send riders skyward with minimal technical input. Its standout trait is exceptional ease of use for a dedicated big air kite — consistent hangtime and forgiving loops even from imperfect takeoffs. The main caveat is that it sits below the Hypermodel in raw performance precision, and its easy nature means seasoned big air specialists may want more technical edge.

Pros

+Extremely light thanks to Brainchild welded-panel construction
+Easy to jump high even from imperfect takeoffs
+Light bar pressure with strong feedback throughout the bar throw
+Stays far on the edge of the window, excellent high-end hold-down
+Fast turning speed enables soft, controlled kiteloop landings
+Accessible entry point for first kiteloops without sacrificing hang time

Cons

−Less precise and technically demanding than the Hypermodel — not for elite competitors
−Slightly slower steering than the Hypermodel
−Better sized down than up — oversizing risks overpowered situations
−Line tension can drop dangerously if a loop is pulled too early in a gust

Best for

Riders from intermediate big air enthusiasts to experienced jumpers who want effortless height, long hangtime, and approachable kiteloops without wrestling a technical kite.

Not for

High-level competitors or riders coming from technical race/big air kites who need maximum precision and raw performance over ease.

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