Assess the wind Start by noting the direction of the wind – feel it on your face, notice the sway of the trees, or wet your finger. Remember, our Kite Kits are designed for light wind, so don’t try on a very windy day – about 5-15 mph or 8-24kph is...
Stand in one place, and parallel to other flyers, to fly your kite. It is designed to fly in very low winds, so no running should be required. Watch where you are going if you choose to run. Let the kite line out slowly, and use slow release and pull motions or quick...
Tie the bridle ends securely over the (small) harness dowel with a double knot. Fold the kite in half to find the center point of the bridle and then tie the loop. If the bridle isn’t exactly centered, the kite will fly left or right. Keep a few feet of line on your...
