Prism Kites

Nexus Spine -T connector and inner bridle.

Nexus Lower Leading edge On this kite, the leading edge is divided into two different spars. The bottom spar is the “Lower” leading edge. Replacement lower leading edges come from Prism...

Nexus Lower Spreader Connects from the Center T to the Leading edge of the kite. With tricks like The Flapjack, Lazy Susan and Jacob’s Ladder, it’s no surprise that flyers crack up...

Nexus Lower Spine The spine (the rod that runs up and down the back of the kite) With tricks like The Flapjack, Lazy Susan and Jacob’s Ladder, it’s no surprise that flyers crack up...

Nexus Upper Leading edge On this kite, the leading edge is divided into two different spars. The top spar is the “Upper” leading edge. Replacement upper leading edges come from Prism cut...

Nexus 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 got you covered...

Nexus Standoff Retainer Fittings - sold individually per piece These fittings retain the stand offs. They slide onto your lower spreader and have a hole for the standoff to go into. Not too exciting...

Nexus Wingtip Nocks These are the pieces that go on the end of the leading edge rods and have a groove in them, used to tension the sail. Nocks sold individually.

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

Pica Spreader This part is not fixed through the Center T but rather fits into it.

Pocket Flyer A great starter kite doesn’t get easier or simpler than this- just pop it out of the pouch, clip on the line and fly! The Pocket Flyer fits in a pocket or glove box so...

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...