Sh*t!!! The first one is really GOOD!!!

With your weight I would go for 134. I also ride that size at 70kg. Used to have 2009 model 131x40. I am also a fan of big kiteloops. I would say that the additional rocker that the 2010 NHP has helps a little on hard landings. Ofcourse try before you buy!

I recieved my NHP 7 m2 last week and got to test it last weekend in winds from 14 to 25 knots. I weigh 70 kg and I got upwind in about 15 knots with my Nobile NHP 131x40 board! Previously owned T5 7 &10. I would say the low end is about the same for these two models. And looking at the windrange cha...

Havent ridden any Nobile 14 m2 kite but all the other sizes have improved low end significantly so I belive the 14 has too.
All kites are now 4-liners with mini 5-th line that works great.

Yeah, thats my next desicion - to go for 10 or 12 NHP. I can only afford two kites, not more so I need to choose between better overlapping between windranges of the two kites or more windrange all together. The 10m2 T5 gets me going from about 10-11 knots (70 kg, board 131x40). But i guess I'll los...

Thats what I wante to hear. I currently have T5 7 & 10. I want something for more powerful kiteloops and wakestyle. And I need stability when extremely powered up. T5 is goot at that but I'm hoping the NHP would be better!

S.A, how would you describe the windrange for the 7m?!

No feedback yet. I expect my 7m to arrive within a week, then I'll post some info! Meanwhile, here are some photos and colour schemes.

They both are great kites, but a little different. N62 turns slower and has more bar pressure but more constant pull without moving the kite. T5 is more responsive and quicker and feels more alive. I have ridden both in various sizes and like the T5 more because it has more pull through kiteloops an...

The Nobile kites are designed by Momi for sure. So are the Blade and Epic kites. When you look at the kites from all of these 3 manufacturers you can see a lot of similarities. They all are excellent performers. Prices differ from manufacturer to manufacturer though.