Jazz 2.0

I'm new to the world of sport and stunt kites. This little guy is an excellent entry point. Easy to set up and adjust, and it has taken a number of nose-dives like a champ (it's inevitable when you're learning in spotty wind). I'm currently using the included polyester line, and it's still very responsive and comfortable to fly.

This is the first kite I got from you and I love it.

I love having this kite ready in my trunk so it is ready-to-use when I find myself in a windy place. Small enough form factor to stow it in my trunk out of the way, and big enough fun to make memories that stay.

Prism Jazz 2.0 Kite Review

The Prism Jazz 2.0 is a dual-line foil kite that is perfect for beginners and intermediate kite flyers alike. It is known for its durability, agility, and ease of flight.
Design and Construction
The Jazz 2.0 is made with a hybrid carbon/glass frame and reinforced nose, making it very durable. It can withstand crashes and strong winds without any problems. The kite is also very lightweight and easy to transport, making it ideal for taking with you on the go. This was the kite that started everything for me.

Performance
The Jazz 2.0 is a very versatile kite. It flies well in a wide range of wind speeds, from 5 mph to 25 mph perfect is 14-15mph. It is also very agile and responsive to steering input. This makes it a great kite for performing tricks and stunts. AND IT IS FAST!
Ease of Flight
The Jazz 2.0 is very easy to fly, even for beginners. It is stable and predictable in the air, and it is easy to control. The kite also comes with clear and easy-to-follow instructions.
Overall
The Jazz is an excellent kite for all skill levels. It is durable, agile, and easy to fly. It is also very affordable, making it a great value for your money.

Pros:

Durable to an extent, ive blown out tubes from crashing but i was learning.
Agile
Easy to fly
Affordable
Cons:
Stand offs can snap so buy some extra. also a set of leading edges thats what usually goes first.

This is my third Prism kite, and just like the others, I absolutely love it. I ended up using the 100 pound, 65 foot Dyneema line with it instead of the included polyester line, (I prefer Dyneema) and it is a very responsive and versatile little kite.

I did not know what to expect with the Jazz 2.0, as I learned to fly using the 7 foot Quantum 2.0 which pulls very hard and responds deliberately and powerfully, and I’ve been spending a ton of time with the very light and very agile Nexus 2.0 which flies very quickly and aggressively with a lot of intensity- the Jazz 2.0 really sits in a sweet spot because it flies plenty aggressively and fast without the heavy pull of the Quantum 2.0, and it doesn’t react as aggressively as the Nexus 2.0. It’s got plenty of pull and it’s very agile, as well as being very easy to fly in a straight line and control when turning. I’ve found it to be a very nice addition to my ever-growing collection of Prism kites and I greatly enjoy flying it!