Airush One V2
This is the 2nd generation of the One from Airush, just released in September 2021. Our South African based test team were lucky to get their hands on it so early, being a hop, skip, and a jump away from Airush headquarters, located in the surfside town of Muizenberg. The One V2 has been designed with simplicity, usability, and durability…
Airush Ride
The all-new Airush Ride bar is a clean, simple bar that is easy to use and designed to work with all 4-line Airush kites. It comes with 24m lines and features the Aero cleat trim system and tool-less adjustable throw, which means you can set the length of your depower to fit the length of your arms; Even T-Rex's would…
Airush Apex V5
Airush have pumped out some lookers for the 2019 season, and the Apex V5 was the first we had the privilege of trying. A board designed for those of us who have a passion for both freestyle and big air freeride, and the experience to get the most out of it. The Apex V5 has the classic Airush outline, with…
Airush Freeride Foil
Airush have a comprehensive foil line up that has been on the market for a little while now. Combining carbon composite wings with aluminium masts and fuselages the range offers excellent value for anyone looking to get into foiling. Utilising the standard twin track mast mount set up means there are a wealth of board choices out there to go…
Airush Livewire
Airush have been at the forefront of freestyle and wakestyle riding for years with many great riders on their team, freestyle rider Alex Pastor is often seen throwing down on the Livewire Team board, this is a lighter version of the Livewire purely dedicated to competition freestyle. This issue we are taking a look at the Livewire V6. This is…
Airush Mini Monster Convert
The Mini Monster Convert from Airush sets out to bridge the gap between a light wind freeride wave weapon and a capable foil board. Its got some very fish looking aspects, such as the full nose and the winged tail, and the volume is high and distributed in the centre of the board with a full nose too. The rocker…
Airush Union V4
The Union from Airush made a huge impression when it first appeared a few years ago, and the 4th version of the popular kite is no less impressive, and we predict will be no less popular. A 3 strut all-round kite, it has been designed as the first and last kite you should ever need for the weekend warrior and…
Airush Wave V8
The Wave V8 is back for 2019 as part of Airush’s extensive kite line up. Dedicated entirely to those who seek the kite to shred all manner of waves in all conditions, it has been fine-tuned for maximum response, drift and stability. The Wave houses 3 struts, is of moderate aspect ratio, and uses the Airush Load Frame V4 for…
Airush Ultra V2
Airush have been at the forefront of the kite industry for many years now producing some brilliant market leading designs and technologies. This issue we are going to be taking a look at the new Ultra V2. The 2019 Airush Ultra V2 is a single strut, lightweight SLE that is targeting not only the light wind foiling market, but has…
Airush Union
The Union is a new addition to the Airush lineup for 2016 and is billed as an all-round machine for the intermediate to advanced rider. As the name suggests the kite is something of an amalgamation with elements from the Lithium, Wave and Razor models being brought to the drawing board, and the Union bringing them all together with a…
Airush Lithium
Last year the Lithium caused quite a stir, billed as a ‘do-it-all’ kite it was well received amongst riders and journalists alike. This year the airframe has been modified to leave it with just thee struts, but the designers at Airush have tried to maintain all the characteristics that made the kite so popular. The bridle is very simple and…
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IT'S LIVE! If you haven't yet, make sure you head to Airush and check out their latest collection.
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Want to get stoked for the day? Watch this! Airush just dropped PART ONE of their new Anthology Freestyle series. Ft. sections from Alex Pastor,…
3 weeks ago
A recent addition to the Airush convertible range, the Slayer, is a hot topic. From strapless freestyle, foiling, wave riding, wakeskating, and even possibly the…
4 weeks ago
Jack Rieder has only been kiteboarding for five years and has already claimed 2021 AWSI Male Kiteboarder - keep an eye out for this guy!
1 month ago
Dave Kay talks us through the Plasma, Tracer, and Trek collections. Foiling has opened up the playground and allowed us to utilise the smallest waves, flattest…
1 month ago
The longest-running board model in kiteboarding history - Airush's Switch is the ultimate refined freeride machine! Designed for all-around fun riding. Combining ease of use…
1 month ago
Right, stop whatever it is you are doing, and get this one on the big screen! Join the French Airush crew, including Victor Hays, Alexia…
1 month ago
Jo Ciastula recaps the GKA Distance Battle, talks with Kiko Roig Torres about the conditions and competition in Sylt, shows you some behind-the-scenes moments and…
1 month ago
14-days of quarantine doesn't sound too bad when this is at the finish line! Kit invited the crew to Turks and Caicos, they went ahead…
2 months ago
Episode 7 of The Reider Decker Show is LIVE, and your next strapless session should involve a One-Footed, 360 Shove-It (if you don't know what…
2 months ago
These groms are not messing around! Watch Vetea Boersma's edit from the Naish Grom Clinic Competition!
2 months ago
In this tutorial, Airush Product Development Engineer, DK, talks us through adjusting the trim on your Airush Bar's. This is applicable to any bar in…
Issue 89
This issue, we’ve got quite the mixed bag of gear with big ticket items like kites and boards on test alongside the accessories that are essential to getting you out on the water. We tested products from Airush, North, Nobile, and more… Find out what we thought of the latest gear from your favourite brands!
Issue 89
Get a glimpse of what’s going on in the world of kite. This issue, we go beyond the cover with Ozzy, behind the design with Airwave, and check in on the event scene to keep you up to date and in the know! Read all about it in IKSURFMAG’s On The Fly!
Issue 88
With 18 years in the kiteboarding industry under her belt, we’re excited to get to know one of the most experienced women in kiting! We’ve got the exclusive interview with one of the women behind the scenes at Airush: Su Kay!
Issue 87
What’s been happening in the world of wind? We catch up on the latest news from the industry, including new team riders, changes within the brands, and even a look at the astronomical growth of the wing industry! Stay in the know with On The Fly!
Issue 87
The best photos with nowhere else to go! Indulge your eyeballs in Lightroom Issue #87!
Issue 86
Mystic brings the heat with a competition prize that you definitely don’t want to miss out on! The new Mystic Majestic hardshell harness is up for grabs. All you have to do to enter is subscribe!
Issue 86
Most park riding pros jet from one lagoon paradise to the next in search of the flattest water out there. With limited travel options, Jack Rieder found himself revisiting his old stomping grounds in Mexico, where flat water is in short supply. Read about his Baja adventure now!
Issue 86
In the never-ending debate between soft shell and hard shell, AK Durable Supply Co. has come out of the left-field with something completely different. Find out about the AK Ether in this interview with Clinton Filen!
Issue 85
What happened in South Africa this year? Instead of analysing the King of the Air results, we’re taking a closer look at police interactions with kiters. Rather than a busy big air season in Blouberg, the locals are looking for outlets for civil disobedience. Get the inside scoop on the past year in Cape Town in this feature article!
Issue 85
The best photos with nowhere else to go!
Issue 84
The Airush Ultra Bar is designed with minimalism in mind. Click here to learn why a bar with no 'extra features' might be the bar for you!
Issue 84
The kiting community as we know it is changing. This article takes a look back in time at the ‘beginner kiter’ experience, which is all too relevant at many of our beaches today. How do we evolve along with the arrival of this new generation? Check out the article for some insights from Crystal Veness.
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