Naish Aero (2002)

The Aero has been designed specifically with the wake/skate style, intermediate
kitesurfer, and advanced wave kiteboarder in mind. The aspect ratio and progressive
foil depth will give you all the low end power you need, with the "quick
pop" you want for technical air tricks. It is the perfect transition from
two line kites with its superb stability and relaunching capability.

Nearly a year in the works, the Aero range has been developed with a slightly
lower aspect ration than the ARX (what we call "Balanced Aspect Ratio").

The Aero's extra wide batten reinforced tips enhances the reposnsiveness and turning
speed. It also has a deeper and more powerful foil section than the ARX. The result
is a kite that combines quick and responsive handling with easy and predictable
water-launchability.

These features make the Aero the ultimate "first" four-line kite. It's
excellent all-round performer that most kiteboarders will never outgrow. Becuase
of it's power and water-relaunchability, the Aero is also the best choice for
four-line wakeboarders, or waveriders.

It may not provide the all-out hang-time like some higher aspect designs, but
becuase of it's all-round performance and ease of use, the new Aero is destined
to become the kite of choice for amateurs and professionals alike. Just ask Chris
Gilbert, who won both the 2001 Austria and Leucate kiteboarding events with the
Aero.