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Prism Nexus Kite | 
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| Brand: Prism
Category: Sports
List Price: $65.00
Buy New: $34.99 - $64.95
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Sales Rank: 1307
Media: Misc.
ASIN: B001GUP19S
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| Features:
| • | Carbon frame | | • | Dacron line | | • | Folds into 28" travel sleeve | | • | Ready to fly kit | | • | Packing Dimension: 29 x 6 (L x W) |
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Product Description
If you've decided you want to jump into kiting with both feet, the Nexus from Prism may just be the kite for you. Its lightweight carbon frame makes it very responsive and easy to use and the five vibrant color patterns will dazzle any audience. If you have limited luggage space, this kite is ready to go with you; it folds into a compact 28" sleeve. This kite is perfect for the beginner who wants great performance or for the occasional flyer who wants a kite that will make him look good. If you want a kite with more punch, check out the Prism Quantum and its seven foot wingspan.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
great begginer kite July 28, 2008
Piotr Wachowiak (united states)
great kite for the money at 40 bucks. Its survived plenty of crashes and is lots of fun in a nice breeze with some good pull.
pretty fun flyer if you cand handle it May 31, 2008
Julio (North Carolina)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This isn't a kite, it's a sports car. A really, really fast, well-handling car. Like a car, you better be able to handle it, because it's going to wreck while you learn.
First time you hit a strong wind, you'll see what I mean. It's brilliantly engineered. If you're really good, you could chase birds with it - it's that agile.
Highly recommended, but you need to be able to handle it.
 low quality May 22, 2008
Jim B (USA)
1 out of 6 found this review helpful
The Kite appeared to be well made, however, when I first assembled it to fly I found that the bridle and lines were all different lengths, the lines were at least 1 foot different (making the wrist straps useless), and the bridle lines were also different lengths making it impossible to fly. Don't waste your money.
Reconnecting to childhood... November 8, 2007
Cassie A. Tucker (Charleston, SC United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Great even in low wind- highly durable and easy to get together. If you read the directions carefully you can have it up off the ground in no time at all. Definitely worth the money!
Jazz - Great Beginner Stunt Kite September 16, 2007
groundeffect (St. John's, Newfoundland)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a great kite for the first time pilot. It has everything you need to get started; cool case, lines, and easy assembly instructions. It takes less then a minute to get together and launch! It's durable and can zip around the sky pretty good.
It's on the small side so it doesn't pull in the wind as much as bigger kites; so it's prefect for young kids, or young adults just starting to learn to fly. It's strong and can take some crashing from the first time pilot, as to be expected when learning.
The Quantum by Prism would also be another great beginner kite, which is bigger and has more pull from the wind.
You'll enjoy this kite!
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