HIGH FLYER!
1) DOPERO KITE:
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Excellent reputation in light winds the design looks like two Roller Kites on top of one another, one for the more experienced flyer and they don’t come cheap!
2) ROKKAKU KITE: The design comes from the East, mainly Japan and like the Sled kite, the most commercially used.
3) BUGGY KITES:
Developed over five generations, no other land kite can offer the same solidity of power, exceptional stability, and most importantly, limitless fun and exhilaration.
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4) DIAMOND KITE:
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The most popular and recognised kite, easy to make and great for kids!
5) SLED KITE:
Originating from American designers William Allison and Frank Scott, this kite is easily assembled and great for first time flyers.
6) ROLLER KITE:
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Born in pre-war Germany, a kite for the professionals, the holed-design makes it a tricky one to control but it’s excellent in strong winds.
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7) DELTA KITE:
Easy to launch and fly on a light breeze this design is ideal for people wishing to take kite flying to a more professional level.
8) SODE KITE:
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Also known as the Kimono kite due to its shape. Great wind fliers and the design allows for beautiful artistry.
9) BOX KITES
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A visual treat for the eyes! The classic Box is a breeze to assemble so you will be flying in no time! WHY NOT MAKE YOUR OWN?
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