Bo from Mystic runs through the brand’s new kiting line-up — a growing helmet range, an updated Stealth harness with a new press-buckle system, fresh entry-level harness options, the flagship Majestic wetsuit, and some genuinely useful lifestyle accessories.

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro: with Bo from Mystic, running through new kiting gear

0:11 Starting with the standout: the new helmet display

0:18 Several helmet models developed over the past few years

0:23 Started with the Vandal — popular with big air riders

0:30 Then came the impact caps and the Legacy helmet

0:36 Legacy: built more for duck diving, works better through waves than the Vandal

0:45 Now expanding the range into bump caps

0:47 New bump cap, styled like a fisherman hat

0:53 Same moulding as the impact caps — soft and flexible, hardens on impact, CE approved

1:07 A whole series of these bump caps is coming

1:10 Presenter’s take: loves the impact cap and Legacy helmet, really comfortable material

1:21 Heads-up: not every “CE approved” cap on the market is genuinely tested

1:30 Check the labels carefully to make sure you’re actually protected

1:35 Moving on to harnesses

1:39 The Stealth: Mystic’s flagship harness

1:49 Patented, thermoformed carbon plates

1:58 More flexible than standard prepreg carbon, handles impact better

2:06 Injection-moulded foams on the inside

2:17 New: different colours can now be pushed through the mould

2:24 Coolest update: a new press-buckle system, easier to adjust

2:34 Tested to handle big air kite loads — around 125kg per buckle

2:49 Exceeds their usual safety norms

2:51 So the update is mostly in colours and buckles this season

2:56 The foam doesn’t absorb water, so the harness stays light even soaked

3:04 Big plus for travelling — no extra weight from wet kit in the bag

3:14 Mystic was the first brand to use this foam technique

3:19 They add a new technique like this roughly every season

3:26 Hooks stay the same for now, but new developments are coming

3:37 The Warrior harness gets an update too

3:41 Historically Mystic’s first big mass-market harness

3:56 Colour updates, renewed last season and selling well

4:00 New: an entry-level Warrior with a soft-gel backplate

4:14 Also new: the Recon — a soft-gel harness without a plate

4:20 A genuine budget entry point into the sport

4:28 The progression: Recon → Warrior → Stealth or Majestic

4:38 Majestic: hard shell with full support, for once you’re deeper into it

4:44 Kiting’s an expensive sport, so accessible gear really matters

4:50 Secondhand kites and boards are common, but secondhand harnesses wear out fast

5:01 Mystic keeps pushing its teams to think about entry-level products

5:09 Onto the footpads

5:16 Now available in three colourways

5:19 Simple, standard, adjustable — nothing flashy, just a fun accessory

5:36 Lets riders mix and match with different boards

5:43 Black is the third colourway

5:50 The Majestic wetsuit range

5:56 Designed using a 3D modelling system

5:59 Built with Yamamoto 40 neoprene

6:05 High-density foam with a lot of stretch

6:08 Most important part: really strong rebound

6:17 A warm wetsuit with a thermal lining inside

6:21 Full range: 6mm, 5mm, 4mm, 3mm and 2mm suits

6:34 Set to be Mystic’s flagship wetsuit for years to come

6:38 The Evolve wetsuit sticks around too — a more natural, recycled foam

6:52 R&D keeps being pushed for more sustainable materials without losing performance

7:04 The Majestic back-zip, with a single-skin panel they call Armor Skin

7:17 A special coating stops the panel tearing — a problem that’s plagued single-skin panels for years

7:28 Single skin blocks wind chill and adds warmth, but punctures easily, especially foiling

7:38 That durability issue is why single-skin panels faded out of use

7:48 The Poncho Explorer range — currently selling really well

7:58 Mystic leaning into it as a lifestyle piece, not just on-water gear

8:06 The DTS Poncho Rain: PU-coated, waterproof seams, more fashion-forward look

8:27 Ideal for a Dutch winter

8:32 The standard, thicker Poncho Explorer

8:35 Plus a new thinner, fleece-lined, semi-warm version

8:44 The travel poncho: waffle-towel fabric made in Turkey

8:52 Made by a manufacturer who also supplies towelling to top hotels

9:00 Handy to have a lighter poncho for summer trips alongside the thick winter one

9:15 Wrap-up: thanks to Bo

More info: https://mysticboarding.com/

Thu 17th Sep, 2026 @ 9:00 am

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