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Zenith 5 Kite
Prism
Zenith 5 Kite
$39.95
Description

　　Prism's bestselling, high-flying 5-foot delta kite

　　It’s the next generation of Prism's best selling, high flying 5-foot delta, with a fresh new look and a redesigned wing for extra stability on those days when the wind is gusty or turbulent.

　　Folds up to 21” so you can take it anywhere, with snap-on tails that will break free if you ever get them tangled in a tree.

　　Bungees inside the frame make it a cinch to assemble: rods snap into place like tent poles with no separate parts to lose in the grass. Prism quality and attention to detail throughout, with an easy-to-use hoop winder and quality braided line.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Prism
Weight:
0.6875 lbs (packaged weight)
Other Features:
• Packed Size: 29 x 5.5 x 1 in
• Wing Span: 64" (162.5 cm)
• Wind Range: 5 - 25 mph (8 - 40 kmh)
• Flying Lines: 200' x 50 lbs Polyester (61 m x 22.5 kg)
What's the difference between the Zenith and the Stowaway Delta?
The Zenith shares the same frame parts and wingspan of the Stowaway Delta, but Prism has redesigned the wing and balance point to be more stable and forgiving in gusty or fluky winds. The extended wingtips with removable tails help the kite to self-correct when the wind gusts or changes direction, and if the wind dies momentarily the kite floats in a perfect attitude to start flying again when the wind comes back, rather than stalling and falling to the ground. The sail and bag are printed with fresh new patterns, and the new travel sleeve includes instructions on the back and a carabiner to make retrieval easy in stronger winds.
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