Naish Sol 134 2008 Immaculate

This is a 2008 Naish Sol 134cm Kiteboard. Its in very good condition and has been used probably about 20 times. I've really enjoyed this board, i am an avid freestyle rider, i mainly ride in choppy conditions, and concentrate on powered tricks with a bit of wave riding when possible. With 5.7cm fins It really carves well, goes up wind easily, has great pop, and the rounded edges really prevent leg spray and makes riding in the chop far more comfortable. I am selling as a think i need something a bit bigger as summer is coming and i'm pushing 92kgs!
I'm also no salesman so here are some extracts from some reviews:
Kiteworld:
The Sol offers the latest and greatest in performance and easy control. If you liked the '07 Sol, you are going to be right at home with the '08 model. The 'infinite' outline has been refined to keep the huge sweet spot the Sol has become known for, but Naish have created a shorter, more freestyle-friendly length. The exceptionally durable solid wood core that made its debut in 2007 has been refined for this year. The thickness taper of the wood core has been refined for lighter wind in conjunction with a reengineered lamination to achieve a higher-performance flex. The smooth and easy feel of the 2008 Sol works for any conditions, creating true all-terrain performance.

BigWind Blog:
The 2008 Naish Sol is an extremely fun twin tip board that is designed with freeride carving in mind. It edges upwind effortlessly, and it delivers an incredible ride for intermediate to expert riders who love slashing in flatwater and swell.
The key to the Sol is its aggressively rounded nose and tail, which give the board its loose, almost buttery feel. The looseness comes into play when you slash back and forth from heelside to toeside, as the shape of the board makes it completely natural to execute this transition. I come from a snowboarding background and I feel right at home on the Sol, linking my turns as though I’m carving down the mountain. This board is about as close as you can get to the feel of a directional kiteboard while still riding a twin tip.
I love all this carving, but it goes without saying that every time you go toeside you’re bound to lose some ground against the wind. Fortunately, even for how loose the board can be handled, it still holds an edge like a dream, and it is one of the most upwind-mobile twin tips I have ridden. In a single reach, you can easily recover all the ground you had lost through multiple reaches of riding and slashing in the swell.
I am in Bristol and am more than happy for anyone to come and inspect the board

The new Sol is £459 -

£300.00

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