Anti-Gravity - Stunt kites, Power Kites & Traction Kites

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Single Line

Twin Line

Quad-line Precision

Powerkites - Twin Line

Traction - 3- & 4-line

Choosing a Kite

Single Line
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.
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.
Twin Line
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.
Quad Line Precision
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.
Power
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.
Traction
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.
Kite Surf
These are traction kites for water use only.

Safety First

By following the safety guidelines set out below, you will become a responsible, competent and safe kite flyer.
Never fly near overhead power lines
Never fly near roads
Never fly near buildings
Never fly near animals
Never fly within 5KM of an airport
Never fly using lines longer than 60m
Always check the wind before you launch your kite, beginners should start in light wind, and progress with experience.
Beginners should avoid gusty wind conditions.
Always fly within your ability, never underestimate the power of the wind.
Always be aware of people around you, spectators can become curious, if they move to close, land your kite and wait until the have moved on.
Always wear appropriate safety equipment for the activity you are doing.
Always pay attention to any local rules or by-laws
Check your equipment regularly for signs of wear, replace any worn parts.
Safe operation of your kite is your responsibility, please observe these safety guidelines each time you fly.

Fly Safe
Power and Traction Kites are high performance wings capable of generating a tremendous amount of power in the right conditions. This massively exhilarating experience is the reason why many people become addicted to Power Kiting.

However, it is very important that both beginners and advanced flyers always fly with the safety of themselves and others in mind. In order to fly safely and to get the most out of Flexifoil products, we recommend that you:

Always read the product instructions, safety warnings and flying tips
Learn to fly your kite in light winds until you are competent
Get expert advice on any aspect of Power Kiting you are unsure of
You should only attempt advanced Power Kiting activities such as skidding, body surfing, jumping, buggying, kiteboarding etc. when you have become an experienced and competent kite flyer. Always use the appropriate safety equipment for each activity, which can include helmets, gloves, knee pads, elbow pads and buoyancy aids. We strongly advise that you get expert advice from your dealer or from Flexifoil International before attempting any advanced Power Kiting activities.

Children under the age of 12 are capable of flying Power Kites , but must be accompanied by an adult. Adults are advised to ensure that children in their care are flying safely and are in control of their kites at all times.

Kites must not be used for paragliding or parascending.

Remember, you are responsible for the safe operation of your kite at all times