Naish S26 Pivot

HIGH-PERFORMANCE FREERIDE/BIG AIR

The Pivot is an incredible all-around kite with great performance no matter the conditions. If you want a kite that does everything anywhere or anytime, the Pivot is the kite for you. This kite is famous for its incredible jumping ability, wave riding performance, responsiveness, and tight, pivoting turns. The Pivot has a wide wind range and predictable power generation for easy riding and consistent boosts. The 12 m and 14 m have been redesigned for dramatically improved overall performance. Without sacrificing durability or flying characteristics, the construction, trailing edge, overall reinforcements, and canopy of all sizes have been redesigned for an even lighter and more responsive kite. If you’re not sure whether you want to ride a twin tip, surfboard, or take out your foilboard, the Pivot is one kite that does it all and excels in everything. Two-time King of the Air Champion and 2021 Big Air Kite League winner, the Pivot continues to lead the charge.

NEW CONSTRUCTION

• Improved performance especially in the larger sizes

FEATURES

• Massive Boosts
• Consistent Power Delivery
• Versatile Performance: Big Air, Freeride, and Surf
• Adjustable Bridle for Extreme Conditions & Strapless Riding
• “Sheet-in-and-go” Feel
• Quick Relaunch

CONSTRUCTION & TECHNOLOGY

• Quad-Tex Ripstop Fabric = Stiff + strong canopy fabric
• 2 Ply Trailing Edge = Disperses canopy utter
• HT Plus Seam = High-Tensile thread fortifies leading edge along the seam
• Molded Strut Ends = Reinforcements protect struts
• Aramid Patches = Protects + reinforces seams
• One Point Inflation System = Quick and easy inflation + deflation through 9mm hoses
• Diagonal Load Seam = Distributes kite tension for a powerful + balanced kite
• Anti-Stiction Window = Easy relaunch by letting water drain instantly
• Progressive Pro le = Evolving pro le along wingspan allow center sections to generate power while flatter tips minimize drag + allow faster turning
• Radial Segmented Arc = Short linear segments accurately form the kite’s arch