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Passion Makes Us Fly PASSION MAKES US FLY ONE BRAND ALL DISCIPLINES PETERLYNN.COM “We believe we can make kitesports accessible and enjoyable for everyone” About us Kiteboarding Welcome to the world of Peter Lynn. We at Peter Lynn are kiteflyers at significant improvement over A wind driven world where our passion heart, and have been for over four previous models. We refrain from for kite sports fuels our desire to decades. This makes us one of the launching new products each year deliver the best kites for any kiting oldest and most trusted kite brands that do not express our vision of discipline. in the world. innovative and cutting edge kite 3 design. We believe that we can make the kite sport accessible and enjoyable for Our kites are thoroughly tested on everyone, by making our products different surfaces and under a variety user friendly and easy to use. Peter Kite-design redefined of circumstances all over the world. Lynn kites are stable, give the user At Peter Lynn we take pride in They are scrutinized, in every aspect, an instant feeling of comfort and our strong Dutch belief in honest, under the most demanding conditions, safety and at the same time they uncompromised and no-nonsense by the most demanding riders. inspire progression. products. A belief that drives us to always use the best possible Whether you are just getting started, From kiteboarding to powerkiting materials and innovative construction shredding waves, whether you’re and everything in between, we do it methods, in order to deliver only ripping up the dirt or carving fresh all. It is in this spirit that we offer such products that meet the highest powder... Peter Lynn provides you a complete and uniquely wide variety quality standards in every aspect. with capable and reliable tools to of high quality kites and related pro- have fun with, progress fast and get ducts that suit all ages, any skill level Peter Lynn kites are only released the most out of your kiting sessions, and all passions. when we feel that they offer a every session! Designed for ENJOY LIFE, RIDE MORE maximum stability See you out there. and slack line drift Kiteboarding 5 ORIGINAL AND PROGRESSIVE A bit odd but definitely tasty Designed for maximum stability and slack line drift INSPIRING AND ADVENTUROUS Kiteboarding Be different. Take risks. We explore new paths to make kite sports accessible. 7 THE RIGHT PRODUCT Premium gear, for when the game is on! One brand, all disciplines. Perfect versatile all-round kite for any level Fast and direct turning Intuitive handling and kite feedback Controllable lift and boost Progressive power development Great performance, huge windrange Kiteboarding ESCAPE 9 4-Struts // All-round – Freeride // Navigator SL control bar 5m2 7m2 9m2 11m2 13m2 “The Escape is one of the most comfortable and intuitive performance kites out there. Its stable and durable 4-strut design offers multiple trim options for customized handling and a broad performance range. Its balanced medium aspect ratio offers endless versatility at any level, and its quick and direct turning is guaranteed to keep you stoked. “ The Escape’s balanced 4-strut setup gives the kite a clean middle section which delivers a ton of raw power. Its squared off wingtips make for quick turning and efficient use of the wind throughout the entire wind window. We believe that every kite session should be enjoyable and inspire you to progress and boost your confidence as a rider. To that end we have designed a kite that allows you to escape your limitations “and gives you the freedom to enjoy every aspect of kiteboarding comfortably and full of confidence.” SWELL 3-Struts // Wave - Cross-over // Navigator SL control bar 5m2 6m2 7m2 8m2 9m2 10,5m2 12m2 Kiteboarding A versatile 3-strut SLE kite that combines wave riding freestyle and freeriding performance in one perfect package. The Swell is designed to give you the responsiveness and maneuverability of a wave/wake 11 Perfect wave / cross over kite style kite and combines it with smooth drift and great stability that allows you to focus on surfing the wave. A kite that excels in all conditions The shape of the Swell gives the kite amazing low-end power and high-end Rock solid stability range that is so far unseen in any other wave kite on the market. Unrivalled line drift Its unique, more driven, shape gives it more range and allows it to be flown at a higher angle of attack (powered up) without backstalling. The well-balanced 3 Fast and direct turning strut design of the Swell allows the kite to drift well, even in those not so perfect conditions where other wave kites tend to limit your performance. Lively and responsive even when depowered The Swell excels in all conditions, good or bad. We threw out the rulebook to Exceptional windrange make a kite that is not plagued by the usual problems that wave kites have, “such as lack of low end power and upwind drive.” Quick and easy relaunch FURY 5-Struts // Big air – Hangtime – Lightwind – Race/Foilboard // Navigator SL control bar 6m2 7m2 9m2 11m2 13m2 15m2 17m2 19m2 The Fury is the dream kite for anyone who wants to go fast, go big and stay up in the air for a long time. The 5 Strut Fury combines a Kiteboarding high aspect ratio and high performance profiles to give you huge lift and awesome hangtime. The five point cascading fixed bridle gives the kite fast and direct handling and a very progressive power/depower and makes sure that every landing is butter soft und controlled. 13 The Fury is tuned to give you control and stability even when the bar Great handling and kite feedback is fully pushed out, so at no time will you feel disconnected and out of control, no matter how hard the wind is blasting your kite. We wanted to Quick, smooth and direct turning make sure the kite would work both in its low end and high end without any compromises in safety and performance. Progressive power development The Fury’s high performance is not only great for hangtime and jumps. Fast flying speed, even when depowered A high “Lift to Drag” ratio also means that this kite is very efficient and has no problems performing around on the racecourse. Maximum boost, lift & float Superb upwind performance We wanted a kite that would rival the hangtime of high performance foil kites while still keeping the safe handling and relaunch of an LEI. Working closely with Massive hangtime “some of the best Airstyle Riders , Formula Racers and Foilboarders we made an amazing kite that will make any performance rider happy.” LEI KITE FEATURES REINFORCED RONSTAN SHOCK CLOSING SEAM BLOCK PULLEYS For added A reliable and strength and rigidity safe connection EXTREMELY TOUGH BRIDLE RIGID X SHAPED CONNECTIONS PANEL LAYOUT For a reliable For balanced weight Kiteboarding and safe distribution connection 15 NEW LE DACRON EFFICIENT AND LAYOUT DURABLE For added strength LIGHTWEIGHT and rigidity WINGTIPS Dacron reinforced wingtips for maximum longevity ONE BIG EFFICIENT ONE PUMP 3 SETUP - INFLATE & DEFLATE SYSTEM TRIMMING OPTIONS VALVE Fast and Easily adjust your bar Fast and hassle free pressure to your pre- hassle free ferred style of riding NAVIGATOR BAR FREE SLIDING STOPPER CLAMCLEAT POWER ADJUSTER ABOVE THE BAR DUAL BAR SIZE ENDCAPS SELF LANDING HANDLES Kiteboarding 17 DYNEEMA DUAL TAPERED BAR DEPOWER LINE WITH SMOOTH CENTER HOLE The Navigator bar has a unique design combining safety and user-friend- these two is the safety. Twinskins flag out to one top line whereas LEI kites liness. The complete Navigator bar is designed to be as simple as possible flag out on both top lines. The Navigator TS bar comes with the setup without making any compromise in safety, user comfort or the possibility of for Twinskin kites and the Navigator SL comes with the LEI setup. Both tuning your bar to your personal preference. Whether you’re kiteboarding, Navigator bars are easily adjusted to personal preferences. To easily see CENTRIX DEPOWER landboarding or snowkiting the Navigator is your safe connection to a the difference, the graphics on the floaters are different. LOOP WITH SAFETY TANGLE FREE SWIVEL world of power. LEASH By making use of the line extension set and the dual bar size end-caps the Peter Lynn offers the Navigator bar in two different setups. One for the bar can be adjusted to handle both smaller and larger kites. Twinskin kites and one for the LEI kites. The main difference between TWINSKIN KITE FEATURES CENTRAL FLIGHT ADJUSTER PATENTED The centre strap helps CONCAVE LEADING you set the power EDGE and flying behaviour Big depower range to your personal liking and smooth overall wingshape BULLETPROOF AND AIRFLOW DEFLATION ZIPPER EFFICIENT Quick and easy REINFORCEMENTS packing up Kiteboarding Strategically placed reinforcements 19 Unbeatable stability and auto-zenith DOUBLE AIR ULTRA LIGHT 30D Highly adaptable CHARGER INTAKES CHIKARA HIGH High internal pressure TENACITY FABRIC for superb perfor- Optimized Fabric Usage Twinskin technology // Freestyle - All terrain mance and quick for the best weight and Great low end power re-launch strength ratio that lasts and large wind range 6,5m2 8m2 10m2 12m2 15m2 18m2 22,5m2 Easy water relaunch The Charger has proven to be more stable, durable, adaptable and more capable of serving you excel- lent kiting performance. One of the best things about kiting is going big! The profile of the Charger gives Smooth flying & amazing lift for extremely high jumps. The Charger will surprise you with its outstanding stability, and relaxing fast turning auto-zenith and its smooth but direct steering.
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