Single Line Kites
These are the same types of kites many of us flew as children,
with a few advancements in sail and frame material. Today
these kites have more color, variation and durability. Getting started with a single line kite is easy. You can
simply put it in the sky and just watch it fly by itself. Fun for children and adults of all ages.
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The are several different styles and sizes of box kites. The traditional box kite is a simple cellular kite
and is a rock solid stable flyer that does best in moderate winds.
While other cellular kites are constantly moving, tumbling, darting
and dancing at the end of your line.
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Delta kites are designed to fly in a wide range of winds,
but they excel at floating in the sky during those low wind
days when other types of kites have no chance of getting air
born.
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Delta conyne kites are hybrid mix between a delta and box kite. This design gives the delta conyne superior
lifting power and very stable flight in a wide variety of wind conditions.
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Diamond kites are the most well-known of all kite styles.
They are gorgeous in the sky or as decoration. They are just
the right size for children. Relive the magic of your childhood,
or create new memories with your own children.
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Single line parafoil kites are some of our best sellers. They are easy to fly and great
for children of all ages. These foils have no spars, which
means there is nothing to break. Since they have no
spars they are a cinch to pack up
and take with you.
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The ram air design of a sled kite gives these kites tremendous lifting power, making them
a favorite choice for carrying line laundry into the air.
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Dragon kites are great attention getters. They are
among the most spectacular kites in the sky. Picture
long tails streaming across the sky and shimmering in
the sun, and brightly colored fabrics dancing with the
wind.
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The Frustrationless Flyer kite kit is a great idea for classrooms
projects, parties, scout troops or for just about any outdoor activity.
Available in packs of 10 or 20 kites. These sled kites are easy to build and decorate, and fly great.
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Fighter kites are addictive single line controllable kites. Fighter
kites are controlled by pulling and releasing the line.
Different line tensions can make the kite fly slower or faster,
curve a graceful arc or spin on a wing tip.
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Rokkakus originated in Japan as fighter kites. Teams of
people controlled a single kite with the object of knocking
their opponents' kite out of the sky. Rokkaku battles are
still held in many countries throughout the world. Our Roks don't need
a team, they can be flown by a single person and fly well in many different wind conditions.
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Unique one-of-a-kind kites, that look good either in the sky or
decorating a room. You'll find kites
in all different shapes including animals, birds, people and other wonderful
designs.
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Add a tail or spinner to your kite to increase stability
or fill the sky with color and motion.
Line laundry
attaches to your flying line to decorate the sky, while the
line climbers will travel up and down your flying line
adding excitement to flying single line kites.
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- Single Line Spools: A selection of twisted polyester line on spools
and premium braided Dacron on hoop winders.
- Bulk Dacron Line: Large selection of Dacron line as well as a selection of optional winders.
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