Triple Seven King 2 MS — A 3-Line EN-D Built for Big Air and XC

The King 2's strengths sharpen as conditions build. The fast trim and the compact handling typical of a 3-liner absorb strong, rough air with a surprising steadiness, and that performance visibly closes the gap to the 2-line Zeno. Bassil places its active-control demand above the M7, below the Peak 5, and probably a shade below the Zeno too. Turn it around into light, settled air and those advantages fade. The same-class Mantra 7 actually climbs better, and nil-wind launches take real effort. The King 2 isn't the easygoing EN-D anyone can enjoy — it's a wing that pays off for the pilot who meets rough conditions and knows how to work them to the end.