Kite Trick Dictionary Trick flying is all the rage in the kite world. A long while ago Roy Reed Design started to create an animated kite trick dictionary to show the tricks as defined by Tricks Party – the body who control the competition aspect of trick flying. Animated Kite Trick Dictionary
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Q: How you extend kite lines? A: Easily make them longer by adding a ‘leader’ kite line in required length. Use your usual larks head knot between bridle and flying lines. Leaders are also useful to protect your kite from the flying lines cutting into your sail when flying wrapped-up manoeuvres. For those kind of
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While it would be a stretch to say Ireland invented the wind, what we can take some pride in is that in 1805 a native of Navan, Francis Beaufort, invented the Beaufort Scale. This scale with thirteen stages from zero to Force 12, remains the premier guide to wind conditions, as summarised and simplified
Limited edition produced by Level One from the start of a series of the open-source freestyle kite “Magnet” by David Krüger. > Gallery of Magnet kites home built > Open source plan for the Magnet kite Read a review of the Magnet at > Kite Clique
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Music by Sinead O’Connor Check out some kite videos on our Vimeo page.
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Do you want to launch a kite and park it in the sky, steer a kite around in the sky, or pull yourself across the beach? – You decide. One Line/ Single Line Kites A single string connects the kite to the winder to make these kites as simple and playful as childhood. Single line
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