New parawing NAISH Hatch V2
NAISH is back with the second version of the Hatch parawing, which has become very popular among beginners and recreational riders for its easy handling and control. The new model takes these features a step further while maintaining and even slightly improving them. This was achieved thanks to many innovations and a complete redesign of the wing from the ground up.


The basis is a more pronounced profile, which provides greater stability, better climb against the wind and more power, especially during takeoffs. Stability is further improved by nitinol strings, which stabilize the shape of the canopy even when it is not under tension. The strings significantly improve stability and properties even in older, intensively used pieces that would otherwise be practically obsolete, thus extending the overall life of the parawing, which was already excellent thanks to the durable 32g / m2 skytex. The higher weight of the skytex is increased by shortening the tether lines and extending them to D ribs, which better distributes the load on the canopy and saves weight thanks to the possibility of tying with fewer lines.

The carbon bar is also completely redesigned, covered with EVA grip, with ergonomic ends and sophisticated cord routing, so that the bar can be held in any position and no cords interfere with the grip. Thanks to the high level of bar processing and short routing, retracting, storing and re-installing the wing is really easy. The storage belt provides complete freedom when downwind riding and surfing waves. Another cool feature is the retractable harness line, which is hidden inside the bar and comes out when hooked. After unhooking, it retracts into the bar itself so as not to interfere with handling.

All these features make the NAISH Hatch V2 a very user-friendly parawing that can be used in a wide range of conditions and riding styles.
Not that I know how to ride it, but this sounds like the right parawing to try it out :-)
Hi, Leguan












































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