Parts

Nexus Spine -T connector and inner bridle.

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. Fits the Nexus 2.0 as well as the older, 'standard'...

Jazz Upper Spreader - sold individually per piece Connects from the upper leading edge of the kite. 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...

4D Spine T connector

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 to the correct length with new ferrules, caps and...

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 cut to the correct length with a nock already attached...

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.

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 gives the bridle something to hold onto in the middle,...

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, polyester, rubber, vinyl fabrics. Repair kite sails, torn...

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 dish out. And so was born the Kinetic Dissipator. This...

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 got you covered.