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Re: Naish Park 12mts

Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 6:19 am
by runner1
Sorry, Druthers = preference/choice, I was just saying that if I was buying Parks again I would get 14m+10m rather than 12m+9m

Re: Naish Park 12mts

Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 10:51 pm
by Soggy
We had tese at a demo day we were running recently and the Torch riders swore they would never swap but most were pretty impressed, they all said very similar to their torches but lighter bar pressure and more range.

http://hampshirekitesurfing.com

Re: Naish Park 12mts

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 2:00 pm
by kiteiwi
I've got the 8-10-12 metre 2012 Parks, i'm 95 kg's during the season mainly ride 6'2" surfboard i'd go the 14m next time for my light wind kite as the 12m doesn't give me much more wind range than the 10m. I can get going on the 12m in 16 knots on the surdboard but find 18 knots and over is where it starts to fly.

Re: Naish Park 12mts

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 5:00 pm
by H C
kiteiwi wrote:I've got the 8-10-12 metre 2012 Parks, i'm 95 kg's during the season mainly ride 6'2" surfboard i'd go the 14m next time for my light wind kite as the 12m doesn't give me much more wind range than the 10m. I can get going on the 12m in 16 knots on the surdboard but find 18 knots and over is where it starts to fly.
So if I am reading this right you would go for 8-10-14 ?

I am a beginner weighing 105-110kgs and am considering a 10 and 14 the 2 main things that are stopping me is the below the bar de power and the octoplus inflation system (I have a Bandit Dos and can't see the need for for the extra complication over simply pumping each strut )

Re: Naish Park 12mts

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 7:55 pm
by boyceduke
Parks r a great kite, 10 & 14 is t perfect size for your weight, cheers

Re: Naish Park 12mts

Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 12:47 am
by kiteiwi
H C yeah you're reading me right an 8-10-14 quiver would've given me a bigger wind range to play in even dropping the 8 for a 7 would work. The 8 & 10m kites are my main kites as i'm normally out in 20+ knots. I am out on the 8m on the surfboard from 24-25 knots as i'd rather fly a smaller faster kite.

The one pump system is as simple as you can get, 1 inflation point; pump away and off you go. I have had Naish kites with the octopus system since 2009 and only once did i have a the kite lose air and that was due to me not putting a valve cap on properly.

Re: Naish Park 12mts

Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 10:49 pm
by dagent
Just switched from North Evo 12 to Naish Park 12m, both 2012 models and i love it, really happy to switch. Will also get 9m Park and i think the new Fly for low wind. Really love the quality, bellow bar depower, bar feel, mature design compared to new North collection. Just find the bar padding to be harder than norths.

I have 88 kg and 12m is the most used size at the moment, so i think at your weight you can't go wrong with 12, 9m, but of curse it comes down to board size, wind...

Re: Naish Park 12mts

Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 10:16 am
by giovasurf
very fast and light, great top end but not for light wind, i am 85 kg and use from 15 to 20 knots

Re: Naish Park 12mts

Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 7:07 pm
by peterheirman
The water outlet hole in the wingtips are doubtful for good aerodynamics

Re: Naish Park 12mts

Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2012 9:01 am
by haiku
Hi. The best way to answer is showing this video:

http://vimeo.com/46736818#at=0

Overall I really love my Parks, the MY 2012 is better than the previous in every aspect. Granted :thumb: .
A big ciao from Italy
Carlo