Pure fun, pure adrenalin, pure power! Flexifoil Blade IV Supplied ready to fly with all you need to get power kiting. Please seek advice on which size to go for, but for most adults the 2.5m or 3.5m is the right place to start. It is the power kite of choice for all kiters wishing to harness the elements.Īvailable in five sizes sizes from 1.8m to 6m, with either 4-line handles or 4-line bar. The Rage power kite can propel you up to great speeds with a buggy or mountain board. The Rage power kite provides fantastic grunt in all sizes and is the ideal first power kite for older teens or adults who want a kite that they can learn with, yet with enough power to use with a buggy or mountain board.
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If you’re keen on progressing with kite sports then this is the best way to learn.Ī full on 4-line traction kite. This kite is the perfect first time power kite. 3.3m Flexifoil’s new 3.3m size bridges the gap between recreational static flying and zooming along in a buggy or mountain board.You will start to get a real sense of power in your kite flying. With a good wind, the 2.4m Sting power kite is powerful enough to move you on a mountain board or buggy. 2.4m This is where power kiting can become a reality.Perfect for the younger first-time flyer wanting to get into power kiting.
1.7m Gives more power to your moves and introduces the traction element to your flying. 1.2m The most junior of the Sting power kites, guaranteed to keep you smiling long after you have finished flying for the day. The Flexifoil Sting power kite comes in several sizes. Available with 4-line handles or a 2-line bar. Designed to provide a precision flying experience, perfect for learning to fly on 4-lines and bridging the gap into the world of traction kiting (skidding, buggying or landboarding). Flexifoil Stingįlexifoil’s entry-level 4-line power kite. The only performance difference between the Big Buzz and the Buzz is an increase in power due to the increase in size yet the kite is still a super-easy and safe-to-fly kite. The Big Buzz kite is the 2.05m version of the Buzz 1.45m. To help you understand what size will suit you, here is a comparison of the different Flexifoil power kite sizes. The size of power kite you choose depends on your body weight, fitness and the strength of wind you will be flying your power kite in. When you let go of the control bars, the bungees release the power lines and pull on the brake lines which brings the power kite down. Some power kites also have bungee cords that attach to your wrists to act as a safety device. The top lines are for power, the lower lines are the brake lines. On four line power kites, you control the power kite using two bars, one for the left, one for the right. The brake lines on a power kite are used for reducing the amount of pull the power kite is giving, and also for bringing the power kite down. On four line power kites, there are two additional lines that are attached to the trailing edge of the kite. If you pull the right line the power kite goes right. If you pull the left line the power kite goes left. The main two lines on a power kite are used for steering it. The key characteristics of power kites are whether they have two or four line (quad line) control, and how big they are. There are several key players supplying power kites, with the best brands including Flexifoil, HQ, Ozone and Peter Lynn. Power Kites for Ships – Power kites are so powerful that you can tow ships with a power kite. Kite buggying is a sport where you sit in a buggy and use a power kite to pull you along a beach. Snow kiting is an extreme sport where you use a power kite to pull you along on your snowboard. Kite boarding is where you use a power kite to pull you along whilst you are mountain boarding. Kite Surfing is an extreme sport where you use a power kite to pull you across water whilst standing on a specialist power kiting surf board. Power kites are used in a range of extreme sports for pulling you along. A power kite such as the HQ Kites Symphony is a soft canopy kite that provides enough pull and traction to lift you off your feet.
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