Testers praised the Park HD for it’s impressive boosting lift and for it’s relatively higher aspect ratio this kite provided impressive hangtime. The Park HD seems to have tighter pivot style turn for a C-shaped kite, but the Park HD turns fast and feels incredibly solid in the air. Testers liked the Park HD’s light to medium par pressure and really nice/crisp steering response. The Park features a single setting front bridle with no pulleys and three steering settings on the wingtip to adjust bar pressure. Its struts inflate via Naish’s one-way internal Octopus distribution system while deflating is a two-step process in which the individual struts deflate independently from the leading edge. The Park HD inflates quickly with a new large diameter Boston valve that requires the standard large nozzle attachment that comes with all pumps.

The Park HD is new for this year with a 3-strut higher aspect C-shaped canopy that delivers inspiring performance in the hooked and unhooked freestyle categories. “Fast flying, high boosting kite with a clean bar design,” Marko Bartscherer. “A fast and fun kite that tears upwind,” Jon Dixon. “C-kite like performance that provides powerful kite loops, tight arching turns and easy upwind ability,” Dray Murray. While hooked-in, riders will appreciate the instant power and lift generated when jumping. Unhooked, the Park HD delivers a great “pop and slack” combination which helps riders nail their next big trick. The static bridle platform provides great acceleration through turns, crisp bar feel and ensures stability-even in extreme conditions. It fuses high performance with easy handling for an incredibly forgiving ride in nearly every condition. Sizes Available: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14mĭesigned for aggressive freeride and freestyle riders, the all new Park HD is now in high definition, thanks to its open arc and high aspect ratio of 4.6.

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