Nexus 2.0
Graphite Nexus 2.0 with bag and lines
Spectrum Nexus 2.0 with bag and lines
Detail shot of Nexus 2.0 sail
Close-up of Nexus 2.0 Ferrule
Spectrum Nexus 2.0 on the beach
Nexus 2.0 packaging with line storage pocket
Nexus 2.0 bag rolled up
Nexus 2.0
A diagram illustrating the size of the Nexus 2.0 in comparison to a 5 foot 9 inch tall man.

Nexus 2.0

Quick and agile with a radical edge
Regular price$88.00
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The Nexus 2.0 features a composite carbon/glass frame for instant response and great light-wind performance. The three-point turbo bridle offers easy adjustment for a wide range of wind. Solid carbon leading edge spars are incredibly tough but light, so you can survive those unplanned landings but still fly easily in a great wind range.

Speedier and sportier than a full-size kite, the Nexus will still get you started on a range of stunts and introduce you to the world of trick flying. Comes complete with low-stretch Dyneema lines, winder, flight straps and a handy travel sleeve that’s small enough to bring along every time you head out for a getaway. Included tail attachment point makes it easy to connect lightweight tails like our 40' ribbon or 20' tube tails.

    Customer Reviews

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    papalotl
    strong winds a must

    this kite was such a joy once i figured out take off, specially if flying solo. performs best during steady strong winds, thats when you get that cool buzzing sounds.

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    Devin Cobleigh-Morrison
    Fantastic intro kite

    Out of all the new 2.0 kites, this one is my favorite by a landslide. Its small enough to be agile and keep the fiberglass frame a bit more rigid, surprisingly capable, easy to travel with, and doesn't pull to much for smaller pilots or kids learning to fly. The nexus 2.0 maintains its speed well and includes build qualities that keep the kite lasting for years to come.

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    twolines
    solid in the sky

    The best kite I got. HQ Bebop is almost as good to steer. But smaller and not a strong pull. Broke a lower spreader at the T but I was steering it too much. Small problem is the line sliced into a connector when it got tangled. Nice buzzing noises in flight. 9.5/10

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    Tim
    Years of Fun

    Have had a Nexus and a Quantum both for years now. The Nexus is a little smaller and more nimble. Both are great fun. They attract attention at the park or beach, and are built sturdy enough to let onlookers try steering, even with the inevitable nose dives into the ground. I eventually did have to make some repairs to the nose and spine, but thankfully Prism sells parts! I will say that the Nexus really took a beating before it needed anything! Very resilient. Great kites and lots of fun!

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    Mike
    Beautiful Kite

    The weather/wind has not been cooperating, so I haven't been able to do much flying, but from what I've been able to do, the kite is very nice. Easy to fly and performs well. The spectrum is a beautiful, striking color scheme as well.