Firstly it would depend on the year model as the construction of some of these kites has changed.

Secondly I would be careful of making this the only priority as some of the heavier ones may fly better and stay up in just as light a wind.

It's out now- https://www.briskites.com.au/ozone-zephyr-v6

Nothing like the Pivot. Coming from a TORCH you will adjust quickly to the Dash

What do you need to know?
It unhooks well, loops great.
Easier to time jumps etc but technically not as high as the previous Juice.

My favourite light wind kite on a twin tip of all time so far.

andyextreme wrote:its easy to see who sells naish isn't it.

I sincerely hope you aren't referring to me.

Looking at the photo I can see there is no damage near the seams, no failed stitching and no fatigue in the cloth. This generally only leads to one cause and that is contact with a sharp object or kite line. Disappointing as it is to damage a kite, this clearly isn't a warranty issue sorry.

I've been a kite repairer for 10 years now and have seen pretty much all there is to see when it comes to faulty kites and damaged kites. It would be good to see a photo of the damage before the repair. I might be able to assist if it's a legit fault.

MrJim wrote:Anyone already used the slash? Im courious how the power is compared to the pivot 2106.

A little less power per size than the Pivot

It's official-
The ugliest board on the planet

I trained our sharks to only eat visitors and Switch kite riders