Naish Kiteboarding Boxer
The new Boxer from Naish is a big statement from the brand in the one strut kite market. Damien Girardin has been working on this design for several years now, if you remember the no-strut Trip kite which was incredibly light and perfect for travelling the Boxer now fills that brief and then some. By using a single strut, the…
Naish Kiteboarding Surf Foil Jet 1250 Abracadabra
Naish have been working hard on their foil range for 2020, and the new line up is extensive, from fast kite foils to huge surf foils there is something for everyone, and for every type of propulsion. The Foil Jet 1250 is a crossover wing designed to be used for anything you can think of, wake, surf, kite, wing and…
Naish Kiteboarding Dash
Naish Kiteboarding have bought out another stellar line up for the coming season with equipment for pretty much every eventuality. The Dash sits in the gang between freestyle weapon, the Torch, and new kid on the freeride block, the Triad. The Dash is a freestyle kite but with the boosting and looping ability we now see on the more freeride…
Naish Kiteboarding Motion
The latest board from Naish to get a remake is the ever-popular Motion. Designed for those riders who need a board that won’t hold them back no matter the conditions or discipline, the Motion is a high performance freeride board. Featuring a wood core sandwich technology the board is designed to be durable and light. The Motion has a medium…
Naish Kiteboarding Pivot
Naish have mixed things up a bit in their kite range in the last few years, and the result is a range nothing short of impressive with a kite to suit pretty much every rider. This Pivot came into our lives in 2015, and four years and four models later this kite has become one of Naish’s most eagerly anticipated…
Naish Kiteboarding Slash
We have recently had our hands on the new 2018 Naish Slash; the Slash is a dedicated wave and strapless riding kite. It’s 3-strut, thin leading edge, swept wingtip design gives the kite the ultimate blend of flying characteristics for wave riding. We see all the usual Naish design features included in the 2018 Naish Slash, Octopus inflation system, Quad-Tex…
Naish Kiteboarding Boxer
The Boxer may be a name you remember from the Naish range, the original C-shape Boxer or the Boxer SLE. Well, forget all previous versions, the 2017 Boxer is here, hugely revamped and updated. Targeting the freeride and foiling disciplines for 2017 the Boxer is a single strut compact C shape design with swept tips. The characteristics should give the…
Naish Kiteboarding Dash
Naish have introduced a couple of new kites this year, and some have made a return like the Boxer. We’ve hit the water on the new Boxer, but you’ll have to wait until next issue for the low down on that. This issue we headed out on the all-new Naish Dash. Targeting all kiters, the Dash is aimed at being…
Naish Kiteboarding Grom
The Grom is a youth specific board from Naish we have had for test. In no way a scaled down ‘grown up’ board, the Grom has been designed through and through for kids who rip on the water. Firstly, this board looks awesome. It is fun, colourful and super cool with a shark gnashing across the deck. Secondly, it is…
Naish Kiteboarding Skater
The Skater is a square nosed, thruster setup directional board from Naish. The first thing you’ll notice when you look at this board is the outline is very similar to that of a twin tip. Naish have packed technology and high-end construction elements into this board to make it very durable while offering excellent performance. The Skater has a honeycomb…
Naish Kiteboarding Slash
Naish have been pioneering quality kiteboarding design for many years now. Starting as a windsurfing brand, Naish moved onto kiteboarding, surf and SUP products. Founded and massively influenced by Robby Naish the brand has gone from strength to strength over the years. Driven by a massive passion for watersports the brand's team uses its athletes and engineers to innovate and…
Naish Kiteboarding Torch ESP
Since its first appearance in 2004, the Torch has remained true as a leading C kite. Synonymous with Kevin Langaree and his monstrous airs and freestyle tricks, the Torch with ESP has now increased the usability for more people to enjoy. A true C kite, the Torch features 5 struts, 5 lines and direct attachments (no bridle). The ESP is…
7 days ago
This is what kiteboarding is about... heading to the local spot with your friends and having a boost session! We love seeing the kite community…
4 weeks ago
Once again, the Naish design team have hit the nail on the head and have refined a new season of foils for riders of all…
4 weeks ago
What happens when you go on a road trip for 3 weeks and end up cruising around for 5 months? Just ask Peri Roberts! Tune…
1 month ago
If you missed out on a trip to South Africa this season, you can live vicariously through Nicolas Gambier in this video recap of his…
1 month ago
Jesse and Jaws are like two peas in a pod, except sometimes that pod shoots you into the stratosphere! This epic video of Jesse conquering…
1 month ago
Bongiorno from Lignano Sabbiadoro Italy... Join Federico Benettolo for a sunny winter session full of stoke!
1 month ago
The Canadian crew can't resist an opportunity to ride a storm, no matter how cold the wind and water is! Check out this big air…
2 months ago
All the action that went down in Cape Town at the Big Air Kite League event! Many of Big Air's best riders have remained in…
2 months ago
The east coast of Australia is a favourite spot for Peri Roberts. Check out her latest wave session shot by Alex Lewis-Hughes!
2 months ago
An epic campervan trip with a side serving of kiting, this video features some incredible aerial shots, stunning sunsets, and a fun session with the…
2 months ago
It's almost as good as being there! Get your Red Bull King of the Air fix with this recap of the last 4 events (2016-2020)…
2 months ago
Article by Naish Kiteboarding January 28-31, 2021 Cotton Tree, Australia The Traverse and Traverse Ewan Jaspan Pro made their competition debut this past weekend at…
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
Off the water and on the mend doesn’t have to mean taking a complete break from kiting! While recovering from knee surgery, Tom Seager joined the Naish team in Karpathos to capture the experience. Find out how Tom made the most of his trip!
Issue 85
For S25, Naish has released the latest version of the Motion twintip, a progression-friendly freeride board. Get the scoop in this Tech Focus!
Issue 84
Rou Chater takes a hard look at the unfortunate reality of fatal kitesurfing incidents. Why, when our sport is arguably safer than it has ever been, are more kitesurfers dying?
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.
Issue 84
The best photos without anywhere else to go!
Issue 83
Stig Hoefnagel and friends get tasked with making a kite movie in Holland for the Naish 2021 photoshoot, no mean feat when you consider just how different the weather in the Netherlands is compared to Maui. Find out how it went down right here.
Issue 83
More incredible images with no place to call home, check them out!
Issue 83
The best movies from our website over the last two months, check them out right here!
Issue 82
Robby Naish needs no introduction when a story fell through this issue a throwaway email on the off chance of an interview led to one of the most candid chats Rou Chater has ever had with the legend himself. You don’t want to miss this one, and you can also hear the whole interview on Rou’s podcast.
Issue 81
Kiteboarding was deemed too dangerous and extreme to be allowed during the lockdown, so just how dangerous is it? Rou Chater dissects a recent study from some Dutch scientists exploring the injury rate in the sport. Is kiteboarding dangerous? Find out right here!
Issue 81
More incredible images with no place to call home, check them out!
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