Naish Hover DW Crossover Foil Boards 2025
A light-wind winging machine, as well as a perfect platform to take flight with a paddle or parawing.
Mid-length or downwind board? The DW Crossover is both!
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Naish Hover Kite Mother Chip Kitefoil Board 2025
Your best friend for getting into kite, pump and tow foiling adventures. Our staff's pick for bigger riders or beginners seeking flotation and stability.
Contact us if pickup in Auburn, WA is preferred.
Naish Hover Kite Potato Chip Kitefoil Board 2025
Optimized shaping and construction get you on the water for any tow, pump or kite foiling endeavor. Perfect for smaller sized or more advanced riders.
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Naish Hover Kite Macro Chip Kitefoil Board 2025
Ideal for dock starts and light-wind kite foiling. The Macro Chip has slightly more width in the nose than the Micro, offering a pinch more stability.
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Naish Hover Kite Micro Chip Kitefoil Board 2025
A small and versatile board for dialing in kite foiling, offering added nose rocker and width for easy take-offs and forgiving touchdowns.
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Naish RPT Twin Tip Kiteboard
A proven free-ride design with new bottom shaping and Naish's Keel Lock Spine, which reduces slipping, making water starts and upwind edging effortless.Â
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Naish Motion NVision Twintip Kiteboard 2025
The ultimate all-around twin-tip, drawing on cutting edge technology and top tier materials to deliver the most lightweight and responsive board available.
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Naish Triad Kiteboarding Kite
Naish's one-and-done wave kite.
Excels for riders who trade between twin tips and surfboards, and seek enormous wind range.
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Naish Hover Downwind SUP Foil Board 2024
Well balanced shapes that maximize each paddle stroke, and minimize wing foiling wind minimums.
Limited quantities, priced to move.
Boards ship for $99 to major mainland airports.
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