Stunt Kite Anatomy
Most two line kites look like this. Above terms are used to define parts of a stunt kite.
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Wind – Beaufort Scale
While it would be a stretch to say Ireland invented the wind, what we can take some pride of 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 – Conditions are taken with a
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Stunt Kite for Beginners
If you are searching for a stunt kite for beginners, you will find as much information as different kites. From our long time experience we’d like to mention a couple of useful pointers to consider: Most beginners don’t like to spend a lot money on their first kite, even if it would be sensible to do
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Level One Flying Guide
Level One’s Sport Kite Flying Guide consists of twelve bi-lingual pages. ‘Get the feeling – reach the sky.’ Click on image to view or right-click to download (pdf-26.4MB). Enjoy the blast from the past, 2001 to be precise.
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Old Skool Quiver
Some old skool style Benson & Mullins for sail SALE. Head over to our > Used stunt kites section
Which kite is right for you?
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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