
Prism Synthesis Stunt Kite
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The Prism Synthesis is an intermediate-to-expert dual-line sport kite with an 83-inch wingspan and a faceted leading edge that bends 6 degrees at the ferrules. That shape adds drive and precision in the air, while the straight leading-edge sections flex farther on impact than a pre-bent cambered wing, so hard crashes are less likely to break the frame. The hand-laid sail mixes ultralight ripstop polyester with low-stretch Mylar laminate, and the frame uses tapered DT15 wrapped carbon spreaders plus 6mm pultruded carbon leading edges and spine. It flies in 4 to 18 mph wind, a wide range that covers light inland breezes up to strong coastal air, and it suits pilots who already steer a two-line kite and want sharper tracking and trick capability than a beginner kite gives.
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Owners of Prism's sport kites tend to praise the build and the crisp, precise feel in the air, and the Synthesis draws similar comments for its tracking and its tolerance of crashes. Some pilots note it is not a first kite and takes time to dial in.
The Prism Synthesis is a sport kite for intermediate to expert flyers. Its faceted leading edge has a 6 degree bend at the ferrules, which adds drive and precision in the air. The straight leading edge sections can flex farther than a pre-bent cambered wing, so they can bend more on the ground without breaking.
The sail is laid up by hand from ultralight 1/2 oz ripstop polyester, low-stretch Mylar laminate and aerospace-tough reinforcement materials. The frame uses Dynamic DT15 wrapped, tapered carbon spreaders and 6 mm pultruded carbon tubes, with internal reinforcements at all stress points.
The tapered spreaders put stiffness in the middle of the kite and keep weight low toward the wingtips for quick response. The pultruded carbon tubes hold up better than wrapped tubes in a mishap and cost less to replace if one breaks. The kite also has a floating CT, molded APA fittings and an adjustable bridle. Flying lines are not included.







