The 14m Pivot would be the logical step down if you don't want a FLY

Henrikhaaland said..
I was looking to get a new light wind kite, preferably Naish. I have a 10m ride now. It was thinking to buy second hand. It seems like naish have 14m in Ride, Park, Dash and Pivot. I am 70kg, so I think the 17m fly will be to big. It looks like a '15 or '16 park is cheapest.

Which one would you choose, and why?

What do you want to use it for ? Surfboard, tt, waves, freeride ?

BrisKites said..
There are plenty of 12 and 14m Pivot owners who are very happy with them. Upwind is no problem.

I had 2015 Pivot 12m and then got 2016 11m - totally different kite, way better than 12m. Maybe the bigger ones improved since - try before you buy if you can.

There is a 14m Boxer which would be my light wind preference (just a couple of kilos heavier than you). They brought this size only now in 2018 so it might be difficult to get a used one. It is on my list for next season.
I mostly ride Pivots (2018), the 11m being the biggest I have right now. I like it a lot.
The Pivots are powerful (don?t know how they compare to the Rides), so I ride smaller sizes. For example my 8m Pivot gives me a similar wind range as my 9m Dash.
I would rather go for a larger used Pivot than a Park to cover light wind.