Sport Kite Flying Guide
Level One’s Sport Kite Flying Guide consists of 12 pages in German & English ©️2001. ‘Get the feeling – reach the sky.’ Click on image to view or download (pdf-26.4MB).
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Level One’s Sport Kite Flying Guide consists of 12 pages in German & English ©️2001. ‘Get the feeling – reach the sky.’ Click on image to view or download (pdf-26.4MB).
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A short video to show you how to assemble a stunt kite .. Buy a BadAss >>>
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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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Suitable for serious beginners and kite enthusiasts alike. Crafted in Germany. Achieving the perfect balance between freestyle and precision, the Badass is a high quality kite with which both old-school as well as new-school tricks can be performed. Slow and easy flyer with great feedback on the lines. The Badass likes floaty moves, you can fly with
Level One has developed two new stunt kites this year. 1. The BADASS – Old school meets new school Peter Maternus (screen name: PAW) was involved with the design and set-up of this beauty. The Badass is a clear freestyler, which manages old tricks as well as the new trick repertoire. A slow and easy kite to
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Some amazing development from the early version of Level One’s “Easy Reloaded” in 2007 to the 2013 prototype version first called “Reloade-t” and pimped by PAW to the present “Reloaded” kite series. You can follow the improvement of the Reloaded kite in videos; not just of the kite, but also of the advancement of tricks
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