If you are fairly new to kite flying, or if you are buying a kite as a present, the following is a guide to help you select the right kite.
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| Single Line |
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These fun, easy to fly kites require little or no skill to fly and come in a brilliant range of designs. They are suited to people who want a relaxing flying experience and also kids under 10 years of age. The potential for frustration is minimised.
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| Twin Line |
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These kites, also known as "stunt kites", are flown on two lines and can be made to perform dives, loops, ground passes and a whole range of exciting manoeuvres. For to people who want a more interactive kite flying experience, not suited to kids under 8 years of age. We have broken this group into kites for beginners/improvers and for more experienced flyers.
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| Quad Line Precision |
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A specialist kite design where the pilots can really develope their skills. These kites are capable of flying both forward and backwards, with other unique tricks like spinning on the spot.
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| Power |
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Also flown on two lines, these kites perform the same basic tricks as the stunt kites, but with increased speed and power. If you really fancy a challenge and the thrill of flying a kites at speeds of over 100mph, then look no further. Not suitable for children under 12 years of age.
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| Traction |
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Flown mainly on four lines, these kites are designed for pulling - Whether you are just on your feet, on a kite buggy, mountainboard or even skis. When mastered, these kites are capable of propelling you along at speeds of over 50mph.
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| Kite Surf |
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These are traction kites for water use only.
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