Whenever I buy a kite, either for myself or for someone else, there are so many factors to consider, and decisions to make! It can be especially tricky if it is their first kite that you are buying,...
Category: Q & A
We know that wind is the "engine" that keeps a kite afloat. However, what wind speeds are the best for kite flying? Overly strong winds can cause your kite line to snap or your kite to be blown away...
Have you ever launched a kite only to find that it swoops up and down, or spins from side-to-side when in the air? It's not an uncommon problem, especially with handmade kites! It can be very...
Yes! Kite fighting - not flying - is indeed a thing. It is an exciting sport to both participate in and spectate, but can also be dangerous. The objective(s) of kite fighting varies from region to...
Many people often overlook the importance of tails when flying kites. While kite tails are a quick and often easy way to add color and flair to your kite, more importantly, kite tails also help...
Kite flying as a hobby has gained popularity over the years, with new, ultra-lightweight materials being used to craft them, and the introduction of multi-line kites. While kite flying seems like...