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Watersports enthusiasts take note: Naish has officially announced the arrival of its highly anticipated 2026 gear collection, set to hit the market today.
This release marks a pivotal moment for the forward-thinking brand, celebrated for its innovation across kiteboarding, wingsurfing, windsurfing, foiling, and boards. “Every season at Naish, we chase one thing — better,” the brand stated, underscoring its commitment to progression and redefining performance standards.
What to Expect in the 2026 Lineup
While Naish has kept most technical details under wraps, the teaser promises a comprehensive rollout across all disciplines, featuring next-generation materials, tuned outlines, and construction upgrades tailored to rider feedback.
Key highlights teased include:
ADX Wing & ADX Nvision: A new all-day wing and its ultra-premium counterpart promise unwavering stability and heightened responsiveness on the water.
Pivot Nvision & Pivot Q-Series: Refined for precision and versatility, these kites elevate smooth handling and adaptability across various conditions.
Blur Foil Board: Debuting with an emphasis on speed and precision—for riders chasing performance.
Chimera Series: Includes the standard composite Chimera Foil Board and the travel-friendly Chimera Air, designed for adventure with compact versatility.
Force 4 & Force 5 Sails: Upgraded for enhanced durability, refined handling, and optimized power delivery for windsurfers.
Monarch & Traverse EJ Pro Twin Tips: The return of the Monarch, engineered for maximum pop and locked-in edge control, alongside the sleek, flow-focused Traverse EJ Pro.
Strategy: Setting Trends, Not Chasing Them
Naish emphasizes that these enhancements are not about following trends but deliberately crafting gear that pushes boundaries. “Every change is deliberate. Every upgrade is rider-driven … this season’s lineup isn’t about chasing trends – it’s about setting them”.
Mark Your Calendar
All 2026 gear drops simultaneously on September 4, 2025, across every discipline—kite, wing, windsurf, foil, and boards. Naish sums it up: “One season built on decades of heritage, relentless innovation and a no-compromise approach to performance.”