Reedin Good Day 2026 Kiteboard

Reedin's compact twintip with KevPro DNA

The Reedin Good Day 2026 answers the question: how do you make a kiteboard that feels just as good as the KevPro, but is perfectly tuned for slightly smaller and lighter kiters? Designer Damien Girardin created the board with a narrower outline and softer flex in two compact sizes: 132 cm and 135 cm. With this, Reedin has developed a board that gives lighter riders the same control, grip, and forgiving feel that bigger kiters experience on the KevPro. All wrapped in a unique design.

For lighter kiters, the tuning of a board is especially important. Too stiff or too wide, and the board quickly feels heavy and sluggish. The Good Day handles this in a smart way. The progressive flex is specifically tuned for less powerful riders, which keeps the board lively and responsive. The triple swallow tips reduce the surface area at the tips while keeping the rail line long, allowing you to push the board harder into the water when edging.

The construction of the Good Day is both very strong and durable. The board is built with GreenPoxy BioResin, an eco-friendly epoxy resin in which 35% of the molecular structure comes from plants. The Paulownia wood core offers a unique combination of lightweight properties and strength. This type of wood is also a sustainable choice, because Paulownia is the fastest-growing hardwood tree in the world.

The full concave bottom with triple concave channels provides plenty of grip at the tips, while the rail edging channels create natural hold under your feet without requiring aggressive edging. The 3D-shaped grab rails make board-offs easier than ever. In short, the Reedin Good Day 2026 Kiteboard proves that you can achieve the same level of performance in a smaller size.

Specifications Reedin Good Day 2026 Kiteboard

• Freeride | Lighter riders
• Sizes: 132 cm and 135 cm
• Double Sandwich Stringer
• GreenPoxy BioResin construction
• Paulownia wood core
• Made in Poland
• Full concave bottom
• Triple concave channels
• Progressive flex
• Rail edging channels
• Triple swallow tips
• 3D-shaped grab rails