The 2024 Reedin DreamStick X V2 Control Bar has gained significant popularity, becoming Reedin’s top-selling product globally, and it's not hard to see why, given its array of impressive features. The control bar boasts a reliable release mechanism that has remained consistent over its iterations. It also incorporates a seat belt release, which has now become a standard feature on many brand’s control bars.
One of its standout features is the self-untwisting bar, which uses ceramic bearings. These bearings, interestingly placed near the flagging line, are exposed, allowing sand to easily enter and exit, facilitating easy cleaning.
The design of the bar is ultra-skinny and ergonomic, complete with grooves that ensure a comfortable grip. While it might feel a bit unusual at first, users have reported that it becomes incredibly comfortable once they acclimate to it. Adding to its versatility, the bar can be paired with kites from various brands, thanks to its easy-to-switch pigtails.
In terms of weight, the Reedin DreamStick X V2 control bar is featherweight, coming in at less than a kilogram. This makes it one of the lightest kite control bars available in the market. It also features an uncomplicated depower system, complemented by a simple clam cleat.
Another notable improvement this year is the transition to SK99 lines. These lines are not only stronger but also stretch significantly less, ensuring durability and longevity. If there's ever a need for tuning, the design ensures it's straightforward to adjust. The bar's length is also adjustable, ranging from 43 to 49 centimeters, making it suitable for different kite sizes.
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