Is the Nexus 2.0 good for a complete beginner?

Yes. It is designed as an entry point to dual-line sport kiting, with a stable sail and a bridle that adjusts to the wind. Expect to spend a session learning to launch and steer before attempting stalls.

How is the 2.0 different from the original Nexus?

The 2.0 has a revised sail shape for better light-wind stability, new graphics, and a top-loading travel sleeve with a lineset pouch. Frame and fittings are interchangeable with version 1.0, so older spare parts still fit.

What wind does it need?

It flies in roughly 4 to 22 mph. Light wind below about 6 mph suits the bridle's lighter setting, while strong steady wind above 15 mph calls for the heavier setting and more caution.

What comes in the box?

You get the kite, a 65-foot 90-pound Dyneema lineset, a winder, flight straps and a travel sleeve. Tails are not included, though the kite has an attachment point for lightweight ribbon or tube tails.

Can it handle crashes while I learn?

The carbon and fiberglass frame is built to survive unplanned landings, and replacement spars are available. Hard impacts on pavement can still bend a spar, so grassy fields are the better practice surface.

Is it a good trick kite for experienced fliers?

It is a sporty warm-up and travel kite, not a precision trick machine. Advanced pilots who want slack-line tricks and flat spins should look at a larger, higher-aspect dual-line kite.

Where is the Prism Nexus 2.0 Dual Line Stunt Kite cheapest?

At Picture Pretty Kites, for $88.00, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Prism Nexus 2.0 Dual Line Stunt Kite?

Buyers like: Friendly, responsive customer service praised as best in online shopping; Great communication; Large selection at reasonable prices.

Where can I buy the Prism Nexus 2.0 Dual Line Stunt Kite?

7 stores we checked sell it, including Picture Pretty Kites, Kligs Kites, Prism Kites, Kitty Hawk Kites, Into The Wind.

Prism Nexus 2.0 Dual Line Stunt Kite Price History: Lowest $88.00

What reviewers say

Experienced fliers describe it as a fun warm-up kite rather than a serious trick machine.

What people mention

DurabilityPraisedOwners say the carbon frame and reinforced leading edge hold up to hard crashes.
PortabilityPraisedThe roll-up sleeve and 30-inch pack size make it easy to bring on trips.
Wind rangeMixedIt flies well in light to moderate wind but gets twitchy when gusts pick up.
Beginner friendlinessPraisedNew fliers report it launches easily and responds predictably to steering input.
Trick capabilityCriticisedExperienced pilots say it is not precise enough for advanced trick flying.

From Kitty Hawk Kites

Composite carbon/glass frame for instant response and great light-wind performance
Three-point turbo bridle adjusts easily for a wide range of wind
Solid carbon leading edge spars are tough but light to survive unplanned landings
Speedier and sportier than a full-size kite; great for learning stunts and trick flying
Comes with low-stretch Dyneema lines, winder, flight straps and a travel sleeve
Included tail attachment point for lightweight tails like 40' ribbon or 20' tube tails

Materials: Ripstop Nylon, Mylar Laminate; frame: Pultruded Carbon, Fiberglass
Sizing: Beginner skill level; wing span 64"; flies in 4-22 mph wind
Returns: Returns/exchanges must be received within 30 days of purchase with receipt/order number; shipping charges non-refundable; flown or used kites not accepted unles
In the box: 65' x 90 lbs Dyneema kite line, Winder, Flight straps, Travel sleeve

About the Prism Nexus 2.0 Dual Line Stunt Kite

Big enough for real-kite performance, small enough to pack in a suitcase, the Nexus is an adrenaline-filled intro to sport kiting and we know it’ll get you hooked. Simple, rugged and affordable, the Nexus flies with the ease and control of a larger kite, with all the details that have made Prism the world’s leader in sport kite design.

The Nexus features a composite carbon/glass frame for instant response and great light-wind performance. The three-point turbo bridle offers easy adjustment for a wide range of wind. Solid carbon leading edge spars are incredibly tough but light, so you can survive those unplanned landings but still fly easily in a great wind range.

Speedier and sportier than a full-size kite, the Nexus will still get you started on a range of stunts and introduce you to the world of trick flying. Comes complete with low-stretch Dyneema lines, winder, flight straps and a handy travel sleeve that’s small enough to bring along every time you head out for a getaway.

New features for the latest version 2.0 of our classic dual liner:

Improved sail shape for increased stability in light wind

Fresh graphics and colors

Backwards compatible frame and fittings- parts are interchangeable with version 1.0

Top loading sleeve with lineset pouch keeps things tidy for travel

Sleeve rolls up tiny to clip on your belt loop or bag while you fly

Specs

Wind Range: 4-22 mph (6-35 kph)

Size: 64" wingspan

Frame: Carbon

Fabric: Polyester

Packing: Color matched case