#Pack Reach 2025 + Navigator PRO + Prime Kitesurf Set

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North Reach Kite 2025 (Size): 10
North Prime TT Board 2025 (Size): 136x40cm
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Description

North kitesurf pack with everything you need to ride: the Reach 2025 kite, the Navigator Pro bar and the Prime 2025 twintip. You choose the kite size (10 or 12 m) and the board size in the selector.

Who it's for

  • Riders who want a complete, versatile freeride setup.
  • Anyone who is progressing and looking for easy, stable gear with a big wind range.

Features

  • North Reach 2025 kite: North's all-terrain three-strut kite, with a big wind range, easy jumps, good upwind ability and simple relaunch.
  • North Navigator Pro bar: with automatic untwisting, ISO 21853-certified quick release and Dyneema SK99 Pro lines.
  • North Prime 2025 twintip: a comfortable, forgiving freeride board, with early planing and a soft flex for smooth landings.
  • Depending on the pack's composition in store, it also includes North Flex 2026 bindings with the board.

Which size to choose

Reach 2025 kite

Size Wind
10 m 12 – 26 knots
12 m 9 – 23 knots

North's official chart for an average rider on a twintip at intermediate to advanced level. If you're light or just starting out, subtract about 5 knots from the top of the range. More help in our guide to choosing your kite size.

Prime board

Size Width Rider weight Fins
136 40 cm under 80 kg 40 mm
138 41 cm 65 – 90 kg 40 mm
141 42 cm 75 – 100 kg 40 mm
144 43 cm 85 – 110 kg 40 mm
148 44 cm 90 – 120 kg 50 mm
152 45 cm 95 – 125 kg 50 mm

North no longer publishes the Prime 2025 chart; this is the official chart for the Prime 2026, which has the same dimensions. Check the selector for the sizes available in store.

Frequently asked questions

Which sizes can I choose?

The kite in 10 or 12 m and the board in 136, 138, 141, 144, 148 or 152 cm.

Which kite should I choose, 10 or 12 m?

According to North, the 10 m covers 12 to 26 knots and the 12 m 9 to 23 knots. In light wind or if you're heavier, the 12 m; in stronger wind or if you're lighter, the 10 m.

Is it suitable for learning?

It's an easy, versatile setup, ideal for progressing in freeride. For your first lessons we recommend starting with a school.

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