Prism Kites

Vertex  High-flying diamond kite The classic diamond, reinvented for the 21st century. Meticulously designed with modern materials and quality construction for long life and ease of...

Vertex Spreader/Upper Spine This rod does double duty, serving as a replacement for either an upper spine rod or a spreader on the Vertex Diamond.  

Zenith 5  - High-flying performance with a fresh new look It’s the next generation of our best selling, high flying 5-foot delta, with a fresh new look and a redesigned wing for...

Zenith 5 / Stowaway Delta Leading Edge This is the spar that runs down the outside of the kite from the nose to the wingtips. This will fit the Zenith 5 and the Stowaway Delta. Does not include...

Zenith 5 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)...

Zenith 5 / Stowaway Delta Spreader While it is the one part that seems to break least often, this spar does tend to get "misplaced" from time to time. This will fit the Zenith 5 and the Stowaway...

Zenith 7 The Zenith 7 is the perfect way to mark your spot in the great outdoors. It likes beaches, parks, mountain tops, and wide open spaces, with a high-tech look that loves to be seen...

Repair Tape - Clear 3" x 20" Tenacious Tape This ultra-strong tape makes nearly invisible repairs and adheres to outdoor fabrics like nylon, vinyl and rubber.For use on rip or tears on nylon,...

Leading Edge Fitting - sold individually per piece These molded Fittings are where the rubber meets the carbon. Keep your leading edges connected to your spreader spars.

4D Spine T connector

Hypnotist Center T This part holds your lower spreaders and the spine together. This little bugger does so much and asks for so little. It holds your lower spreaders and the spine together. It...

Padded Wrist Straps Designed for our larger Snapshot foils and perfect for anything that pulls, these sturdy neoprene-padded straps protect your wrists when the wind gets kicking and the kites start...