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Big Air on a Budget: Kite Reviews

0:00 - Introduction 0:25 - Orbit Ultra 0:59 - Ventum 1:20 - Vantage+ 1:36 - XR 1:50 - Airrush Lift Kite 2:00 - Orbit Pro 2:16 - Psycho 2:50 - NXT 3:20 - Era Flysurfer 3:50 - Reedin HTF 5:00 - Thrive 5:20 - Reach 5:30 - Pivot 6:00 - Pace Pro 6:20 - Gong 7:39 - Rebel 2023 7:00 - Orbit 2024 8:20 - Nitro and Switchblade 9:30 - Dlab Evo Who said sky-high thrills need a sky-high price tag? In this video, I break down the best kites for getting massive air while keeping your wallet happy. Using a fun S-tier ranking, I rate them on bang-for-buck, wind-handling, and real-world fun-not just pro-level specs. If your kite gets roasted, don't cry; it's all in good fun. AI search: Orbit Ultra: around €1,500-€2,800—definitely expensive Ventum: Very cheap, decent quality Vantage+: likely in the €1,100-€1,700 range, but rider program is available sometimes. XR: Costs €1,499-€1,799—yep, it’s up there, but durable! Airrush Lift Kite: Ranges from €1,399-€1,699—costly but worth it for some. Orbit Pro: Sits at €1,599-€1,899— that’s a premium price, but great performance for loops! Psycho: Between €1,499-€2,799—definitely not cheap. NXT: new model coming, so the current one might be on sale, awesome hang time and loops. Era Flysurfer: Now on sale, new era 2 just released. Reedin HTF 2023: from €800-€ Cheap with performance Thrive Harlem: pricey but great performance, would wait for sale. Reach North 2025: Between €1,499-€2,799—costly but performance-driven. Pivot: can bought at a discount, still not the performance I prefer Pace Pro: Costly, but you have aula bragging rights Gong: affordable Orbit North 2024: wait for a deal, usually possible. Nitro and Switchblade: Nitro at €1,299-€1,599 and Switchblade at €1,499-€1,799—both on the costly side. Nitro on sale is a good pick up. Switchblade as well but only in the small sizes Dlab Evo: Tops out at €1,799-€2,099—super expensive, premium territory!