
Evo D/LAB
King-of-the-Air DNA in a more forgiving package — still the benchmark big-air all-rounder.
All-round kites that make sessions easy: forgiving relaunch, big depower range, and comfortable cruising for the widest range of riders.
16 of these 33 kites have review summaries — those rank first, highest-rated on top. Not sure freeride is your style? Take the matcher.

King-of-the-Air DNA in a more forgiving package — still the benchmark big-air all-rounder.

The Bandit finally nails waves without losing its all-around crown.

The most forgiving fast kite on the market — loops catch you almost everywhere you send it.

Lighter, faster, and surprisingly drifty — the Nvision is the Pivot for riders who want it all.

The easy way to ride light wind: featherweight bar and easy relaunch.

An easygoing all-rounder that still boosts close to its Aluula sibling.

The friendliest fast-looping bow kite alive — doubles progression starts here.

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

The Vortex's easier Dacron sibling: steady, powerful and simple to time.

A light-wind foiling weapon that practically refuses to backstall.

Explosive Aluula big air with serious hang time — but it demands precise technique to unlock.

Twenty-year icon gets lighter: the Switchblade's Apex upgrade is a real step forward.

The forgiving Pace Pro sibling that makes your first kite loops feel inevitable.

The do-it-all Bandit that loops high and tight and handles gusts like they're nothing.

One kite for every condition — the Pivot's versatility is its superpower.

Blazing fast and loop-hungry, but don't expect it to gift you altitude.
















