Niviuk Kode 2 P

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Like the younger brother of the coolest kid in school, the Niviuk Kode 2 P landed on the scene with high expectations and a reputation to precede it. While more reserved and cautious than its daring and sharp-witted older brother, the Kode 2 P retains the same effortless cool and playful spirit. From the arc profile to the line layout, the Kode 2 P learned from its predecessor's smooth moves and refined them for a more approachable, user-friendly experience. The wing's center arc has been slightly flattened, lending greater roll stability and improved control in turns, giving it more predictable, less dynamic characteristics than the original Kode P. Improved slow-speed performance and an even more progressive stall point all but guarantee intuitive, gentle, and precise landings. Owing to a new internal construction, the number of lines has been significantly reduced, clarifying the layout during those dusky pre-flight checks. The undersurface fabric has been lightened, reducing weight and increasing packability, and all sizes now share a modestly updated riser design featuring split A-risers. Raised under the same roof and sharing genes with Niviuk's original king of cool, the Kode 2 P delivers ultralight performance in a more approachable, user-friendly package.

  • Notably more roll- and pitch-stable than the original, the Kode 2 P provides a mellower, more approachable flying experience.
  • Improved slow-speed performance is great for light-wind soaring and for precise, gentle landings in technical LZs.
  • The bottom skin is now made from ultralight, durable Dokdo 22g/m2 fabric, further reducing wing weight.
  • Ultra-thin, shape-memory Nitinol rods in the leading edge offer exceptional durability and shape retention.
  • Fewer lines and branch points are easier to check and clear on launch.
Specifications
Weight
convert to ounces
1490g [12]
1600g [14]
1805g [16]
1990g [18]
2150g [20]
Area (Flat) 12.5m² [12]
14m² [14]
16m² [16]
18m² [18]
20m² [20]
Area (Projected) 11.17m² [12]
12.54m² [14]
14.36m² [16]
16.02m² [18]
17.68m² [20]
Span (Flat) 7.58m [12]
8.03m [14]
8.58m [16]
9.01m [18]
9.59m [20]
Chord Length   2.01m
2.13m
2.28m
2.42m
2.55m
Aspect Ratio (Flat) 4.6
Aspect Ratio (Projected) 3.8 [12-18]
3.7 [20]
Cells 34
Speed Bar Travel 110mm [12-14]
140mm [16-20]
Certifications LTF/EN A/B/C
Weight Range (LTF/EN A) 50-75kg [18]
60-85kg [20]
Weight Range (LTF/EN B) 85-105kg [20]
Weight Range (LTF/EN C) 50-85kg [16]
75-95kg [18]
Specs Verified 16 & 18 Only
Materials
Canopy   Dominico D10-22
Leading Edge   Shape-memory Nitinol rods
Lines Upper cascades: Edelrid A-8001U 40-90
Middle cascades: Edelrid A-8001U 50-130
Main lines: Edelrid A-8001U 70-230
Brake lines: Edelrid Tarax-200
Risers 7mm Cousin Technora/polyester webbing (CSAR7)
SkyRun Says
Usage Comfortable and predictable ultralight hike-and-fly wing
Notes Less roll-sensitive and dynamic than the original Kode P
Bottom Line Predictable Kode P performance and precision without the spice
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Questions & Reviews

9/27/2026
5 out of 5 stars Mav (used product a few times)
 
Having flown the Kode P and the Kode 2P (both in the 16m size) within a couple days of each other at the same site, I feel like I can slot them into a decent initial comparison. My main mini wing until now has been the Skywalk Spirit 85kg+ (18m), but I've spent time on the 75kg+ (16m) version of the Spirit and Tonic. After flying the Kodes, the Kode 2P feels almost like the Kode P and the Spirit had a baby, taking just slightly more after the Kode P than the Spirit, particularly at the edges of control. These three wings offer a nice spectrum. If you look at the technical specs for the three wings, the Kode 2P sits in between the other on a couple of fronts—aspect ratio and wingspan—so my subjective feelings make sense. Add to that the braking design (braking tips first on Kode P with wingtip reefing rings vs full rear edge config with longer travel on the Kode 2P and the Spirit), and the hybrid character starts to make even more sense. There's a poppy buoyancy factor to the way the Spirit flies (with a porpoisey tendency), whereas there's more of a speed-style character to the Kode P. The Kode 2P seems to share a bit of the Spirit's style, but handles reminiscent of the Kode P when you're really getting after deep turn inputs. But, unlike the sharpness of the Kode P, the Kode 2P wants to settle quicker and easier like the Spirit, returning to neutral more automatically. The Kode P undoubtedly requires a bit more active management, which is the big allure for choosing it. A standout factor on the Kode 2P is the flare (which seems very intentional based on the Niviuk product page). It's pronounced like the Spirit, but has a harder end point. Probably the strongest, cleanest flare and end point of any mini wing I've flown. Very comforting to land. I think the Kode 2P is for someone (if flying top end of weight ranges like me) who wants a fun, light mini wing that delivers strong safety margins, but maybe doesn't want the active demands of the Kode except for when you push it. Super refined wing, and I probably would have snagged it if the Kode P weren't available. Small preference point is I like the toggle handles of the Spirit and Kode P better. The Kode 2P shares a similar ultralight unstructured loop like you find on the Skin 4P. Pretty lucky times to have such incredible choices in this sub-genre of wings!
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