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I used to think I was just bad at kites. Turns out I was buying flimsy junk that couldn't handle a light breeze. These went up on the first launch and stayed there, no PhD in aerodynamics required.

















Lost a cheap kite to a 15 mph gust once. Watched it rip apart mid air like a paper towel. These hold up when conditions get serious and actually perform better the windier it gets.
















Half my early kite failures were because of tangled line, weak string, or trying to hold everything with my bare hands. The kite was fine. Everything around it was sabotaging me.

















Once you stop crashing, you start wanting to do cool stuff. These are the kites I pull out when I actually know what I'm doing and want people at the park to stop and watch.

















