Prism Kites

Pica Spine   The spine is always attached through the Center T fitting.  

Quantum 2.0  It’s the best all-around sport kite money can buy, so if it’s not broken don’t fix it? To heck with that - we gave the legendary Quantum an upgrade anyway! The...

Quantum Lower Leading Edge The bottom spar of the wing is the “Lower” leading edge.  On this kite, the leading edge is divided into two different spars. The bottom spar is the...

Quantum Lower Spreader With tricks like The Flapjack, Lazy Susan and Jacob’s Ladder, it’s no surprise that flyers crack up these spars the most. Even if you broke yours crashing into the...

Quantum Upper Leading Edge The top spar of the wing is the “Upper” leading edge.  On this kite, the leading edge is divided into two different spars. The top spar is the...

Quantum Upper Spreader While it is the one part that seems to break least often, this spar does tend to get “misplaced” from time to time. Whatever happened to the original we’ve...

Kinetic Dissipator  When designing the Quantum and the Hypnotist, we wanted to make sure that we came up with kites that could handle all the “unplanned landings” new flyers could...

Quantum Spine Kite terminology can be a bit confusing at first, but at least there are some parts that are fairly self-explanatory. The spine (the rod that runs up and down the back of the kite)...

Quantum Spine -T connector and inner bridle. V2 Our newly redesigned Quantum Center-T remains backwards compatible with all existing Quantums. Easy to install with a new bridle leg included,...

Ribbon Tail Add some drama to your stunt kite with a colorful 40' ripstop nylon ribbon tail. Originally designed for the Prism Nexus/Snapshot kites, these long Ripstop Nylon ribbon tails can also be...

Snapshot 1.4 The Snapshot 1.4 is a perfect choice for smaller or younger pilots who want to feel some power but might find the 1.9 or 2.5 too much to handle in stronger winds. Almost as fast as...

Stand off connector - sail side - screw and washer