Review Naish Cult 2010
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Riding type: | Freeride/Allround |
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Year: | 2010 |
Brand: | Naish kiteboarding |
Type: | Sigma/SLE |
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Kite
An all-terrain freeride kite for riders of any level who are looking for stability and control.
Designers Goals
The 2010 Cult has a few improvements from the 2009 model. It has more power and the turningspeed is higher. The Sigma shape allows it to depower completely which gives the Cult a huge wind-range. Compared to the 2009 version the bridle system was made simpler.
Details:
Riding type: | Freeride/Allround |
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Year: | 2010 |
Brand: | Naish kiteboarding |
Type: | Sigma/SLE |
One pump: | Yes |
Bridles: | Yes |
Number of struts: | 5 |
Colours: | Various |
Bar length: | 48,3 cm-53,3 cm |
Line length: | 20m - 24m - 27m |
Bar: | 4 and 5 lines |
Depower: | Clamcleat |
Safety: | Push |
Swivel: | No |
Variable bar length: | Yes |
Oh shit handles: | No |
Naish Cult 9m
Test conditions
wind: 4/5 bft 15/20 knots
location: flat water lake
Conclusion
The 9m 2010 Cult is a dependable and predictable freeride kite. It does not generate a lot of boost or pop giving room for user error. It can be used as an easy freeride kite, a beginner kite or a kids kite (7m) because the way the power builds up is very predictable.
Basics
Kite re-launch
Windrange
Kite stability
Total depower
Safety system
Oldskool
Glide phase
Low-end
High-end
Lift
little, gradual and soft.
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