HQ Neo II 14m RTF [ SOLD ]

Yellow, orange and white kite in great condition. No rips, tears or repairs. Saying it is a "strong puller" seems like an understatement.

Was holding onto this thinking I was going to get it in the water eventually, but that isn't going to happen in near future. Includes kite, lines, bar and bag. Previous/original owner may have had it in water once or twice (and said he flew it less than 5 times), but I have only flown it on land. No rips, tears or repairs.

Pictures can be seen at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/raven12jms/sets/721576345529674...

Link to pictures added and price reduced to $650 shipped to continental US.

Price reduced, $625 shipped continental US.

Hi KsKiteAddict, what year is the kite?
Thanks
Flyladie

BTW - I love this kite....if you get it you won't regret...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByEqAkC-z2Y&feature=share...

I wouldn't mind having a smaller version too...

@Flyladie: Good question. Do you know of an easy way to determine the year of the kite? I can't find any info printed on the kite that would indicate year of manufacture. Any PKF members out there who might have more experience with the Neo and would know how to answer this? In the mean time, I will keep looking for an answer for you.

@Flyladie: The info section on the kite is blank where date of manufacture would normally appear. I talked to a friend who is also an HQ dealer. He said the Neo II came out in 2010 and the design remained the same as far as he knows until sometime in 2012 when HQ switched to the Neo III. I bought the kite last summer in 2012 with maybe 4 flights on it. So the actual date this kite was manufactured could be anywhere between 2010 and 2012. Hope this answers your question, it's the best I can do right now.

Price reduction, $600 shipped within continental US...

If I needed two of them... I'd jump on it...LOL.
Oh...BTW my kite is 2009-2010 and same color scheme....
I'm surprised it's hanging on this long...awesome kites...

Hi crazyherb... I agree, one great park & ride kite for the lower wind ranges. If it doesn't sell at this price, maybe I am just destined to hang on to it? If money wasn't a limiting factor, I wouldn't be selling any kites. Tough economy right now, so I know there are lots of other kiters out there feeling the money pinch right now.

Sent u2u

@spikes2020: U2U responded to, also sent you an email.

Price reduced from $600 to $550, shipping included within continental US.