Rpx V2

Description

RPX V2 is our freestyle crossover kite, built for riders who want to dabble in unhooked riding and handlepasses without committing to a full competition C kite. It delivers a direct, controlled feel with slack you can use, while keeping the relaunch, range, and versatility needed for everyday sessions. Designed for you if Riders learning unhooked basics and first handlepasses who want usable slack and control. Freestyle-curious riders who still want easy relaunch and real-world usability. Riders who want a kite that can session the park-style stuff, then still cruise and jump. Anyone who wants a “freestyle leaning” kite without the demands of a pure C. RIDERDESIGNEDPERFORMANCERPX V2 is built for riders who want a kite that makes progression feel natural. When steering is intuitive, power is smooth, and the kite stays forgiving in real conditions, you ride with more confidence and you try more. RPX V2 delivers lively handling, controlled lift, and predictable feel across freeride, jumps, and everyday sessions. It’s performance you can enjoy without feeling like you have to “earn it.” Feel The Difference when your kite makes the session feel easy. The FeelUNHOOKED-CAPABLE CONTROLRPX V2 is tuned to feel direct and steady when you sheet in and load the edge. It gives you the kind of control you want for freestyle attempts—predictable pull, clean steering, and a kite that holds its shape when you commit. You get confidence to try unhooked without the kite feeling nervous. A freestyle feel you can actually use.

USABLE SLACK, NOT A FULL CAfter you pop, RPX V2 provides usable slack for passes and recoveries, without demanding perfect technique. It’s not a dedicated competition C kite—so it stays easier to manage and more forgiving when timing isn’t perfect. That balance is what makes it a progression tool. Enough freestyle DNA to push, with forgiveness that keeps you riding.

REAL-WORLD RELAUNCH + RANGEFreestyle sessions aren’t always perfect conditions. RPX V2 keeps the relaunch and range you need when you’re learning, crashing, and repeating attempts. It lets you work on unhooked tricks, then switch gears and keep riding the session. Less frustration, more reps, more progression.