Reedin / 2026

Super Model

Name: Reedin Super Model 2026
Brand: Reedin
SKU: reedin-supermodel-2026
Price: 1749 USD
Availability: InStock

freerideperformanceall-around

The 2026 Reedin Super Model refines the V3 platform with updated canopy shape and improved trailing edge tension for better stability and slightly more boost potential.

Best for: Performance freeriders wanting the latest Reedin freeride evolution

Review verdict

The smoothest all-rounder Reedin has built — one kite to rule almost every session.

4.2/ 5 review synthesis

Strength: Pulley-less bridle delivers more direct, responsive bar feel

Tradeoff: Lineup capped at 12m; light-wind riders must buy the separate Whisper Model

Evidence: 1 retailer source · Kitemana

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Style Placement

Riding Style

FoilBig Air

Kite Shape & Aspect

Low Aspect · C-KiteHigh Aspect · Bow

Specifications

Aspect Ratiohigh

Struts3

Bar TypeBoth

Turning Speedfast

Low-End Power7/10

Depower Range8/10

Relauncheasy

Wind Range10–32 knots

Sizes5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13m

Review Summary

Mixed sources

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

4.2

/ 5.0

The 2026 Reedin Super Model (marketed as 2025) is a thoroughly refined do-it-all freeride kite, built around a redesigned arc, pulley-less bridle, extra HF canopy panels, and battened trailing edge for a noticeably smoother, more direct feel. It is positioned as the kite for 95% of riders who want one quiver kite across disciplines. The main caveat is that the lineup now stops at 12m, with light-wind riders pushed to the separate Whisper Model.

Pros

+Pulley-less bridle delivers more direct, responsive bar feel
+Extra HF panel on leading edge improves canopy twist and turning speed
+Battened trailing edge produces exceptionally smooth, butter-like turns
+Updated arc and repositioned bridles maintain full depower despite no pulley
+Weight reduced across the kite without changing materials
+Genuinely versatile — twin tip, foil, surf, and jumping all covered

Cons

−Lineup capped at 12m; light-wind riders must buy the separate Whisper Model
−Pulley-less bridle is new and unproven long-term in the field
−Performance riders wanting max speed and new-school response should look at the Hypermodel instead
−Review is brand-hosted with Kevin Langeree — independent critical testing absent

Best for

All-around freeriders who want one kite that handles twin tip, foil, casual jumping, and cruising across a wide wind range.

Not for

Dedicated light-wind riders or aggressive new-school riders chasing maximum bar speed and performance headroom.

Distilled from reviews by: Kitemana Retailer