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The Prism Jazz 2.0 is a two-line sport kite built for beginners who want something that survives crashes. Its hybrid carbon and fiberglass frame and Vectran-reinforced nose take abuse, and it folds to 26 inches so it lives in a car or beach bag. It flies in light breeze up to strong wind, where it becomes fast and demanding. Reviewers treat it as a durable first stunt kite; larger kites are easier for learning tricks, but the Jazz is tougher and more packable than most entry-level rivals.
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Owners describe the Jazz 2.0 as a tough, forgiving first sport kite that survives hard crashes and packs down small. Many note it turns quick and gets lively in stronger wind, which beginners must manage.
It is a small, responsive wing that is stable and easy to control. The frame is a hybrid of carbon and fiberglass, and the nose is reinforced with Vectran to take hits from crashes.
It folds down to 26 inches, so it is easy to pack in a car or strap to a bike. It flies in winds from 5 mph up to 25 mph. In stronger wind it gets much faster and needs more skill to control.
The Jazz can perform most freestyle tricks. Because the wing is small, it needs smaller, more accurate control motions than a larger sport kite, so advanced tricks are harder for beginners to learn on it. Quick-start instructions are printed on the sleeve.
