Aether

SKU: PrismAeth
Category: Light Wind Kites
Manufacturers: Prism Designs

Light wind finesse and precision

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€ 199,00

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The all-new Aether is incredibly light and beautifully balanced to perform in the lightest breezes when your regular kites are grounded. It responds to fingertip inputs with a lively precision that’ll give you confidence to explore graceful stalls, flat spins, axels, fades, and all the core maneuvers that form the building blocks for more advanced combinations.
If you’ve never owned a kite that flies in the light stuff you’ve got a treat coming. And if you’re working on more advanced tricks there’s no better way to improve your touch and finesse than flying in light winds. Flying with fingertips on the line and just a breath of wind gives you sensitivity and touch that’ll supercharge your skills.
Unlike many exotic ultralights, the Aether is light without being fragile. It’s framed with flexible carbon leading edges and spine that absorb impacts and turbulence, combined with wrapped, tapered carbon lower spreaders for crisp response and a wide wind range. The ultra-lightweight ripstop polyester and mylar laminate sail won’t absorb moisture and get heavy on humid days. Light winds can be fickle, so if there’s a hole in the breeze the wing is nicely balanced to float patiently in a stall while giving you time to recover.
Light winds favor shorter lines, so we built the Aether a tad smaller than our full-sized models to be perfect on 50-75 foot lines. This gives you more room to move as you fly and opens up smaller flying spots that might be too turbulent in stronger winds.
As your touch and finesse develop you’ll be able to feel smaller and smaller subtleties through your lines. That’s why we include a floating center T with adjustable inhauls and adjustable outer standoffs that let you tune it perfectly for the conditions and your flying style. The floating T also allows a higher lift wing while eliminating the hard connection that so often breaks spines in a crash.
Whether you’re new to light winds or on your way to becoming a trick guru, the Aether has a place in every collection. It’s a delightful, beautifully balanced wing that’ll make you a better pilot and let you have a blast flying even when there’s barely any wind.
With a light but forgiving all-carbon frame, 1/2 oz polyester and Mylar sail, and all the details you’d expect from a high end Prism kite, the Aether makes light winds a joy and will take your dual-line game to a whole new level.

Wing Span: 203cm
Wind: 1 - 3 Bft / 2 - 19 km/h
Skill Level: Intermediate to Expert
Sail Material: Mylar and 31/sqm Polyester
Frame: Dynamic DT10 wrapped tapered lower spreaders, 4 mm pultruded carbon leading edges and spine, 4 mm carbon upper spreader, 2 mm carbon standoffs
Flying lines are not included

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Manufacturer information:

Prism Designs Inc.
24th Ave West 2414
Washington
Seattle, Vereinigte Staaten, WA 98199
sandy@prismkites.com
https://www.prismkites.com

Responsible person:

Prism Designs Inc.
24th Ave West 2414
Washington
Seattle, Vereinigte Staaten, WA 98199
sandy@prismkites.com
https://www.prismkites.com

Importer and contact:

Spiderkites OHG
Neuer Weg 72
Niedersachsen
Norden, Deutschland, 26506

Warnings:

Only fly in wind conditions in which you retain control of your kite at all times and for which your kite is designed. Children in particular should never be overstrained by the pulling forces of their kites.
Be careful when using longer flying lines as there is a risk of strangulation.
Never fly near power lines, airports or obstacles that could potentially lead to accidents.
Never fly during thunderstorms. Flying lines conduct electricity, so the kite should be landed immediately at the first sign of an approaching storm.
Watch out for passers-by and bystanders. The pilot is always responsible for safety when flying a kite.
Use sufficiently dimensioned ground anchors.
Observe the legally stipulated maximum flying height for kites.
Caution: not suitable for children under the age of three!