Prism Designs Sinewave Single Line Kite
A cinch to fly, the Prism Designs Sinewave single line kite is perfect for breezy days at the shore or windy days at the park. Plus, it's easy to pack and set up, so you can bring it along anywhere.
- All-fabric construction makes set up easy and means there are no parts to lose or break
- Handy waist pouch can hold essentials like your wallet and keys while you fly the kite; when you're done, simply stuff the kite away and you're ready to hit the road
- Ideal for flying in 8–25 mph winds
- Package includes kite, storage bag that doubles as a waist pouch, winder with flying line and matching 20 in. detachable tail
Imported.
View all Prism Designs Kites| Best Use | Casual |
|---|---|
| Recommended for Ages | 14+ |
| Material(s) | Polyester ripstop |
| Dimensions | 10 x 5.5 x 2 inches |
| Weight | 8 ounces |
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Best Kite I’ve owned! Super Smooth and Easy!
Spent more on cheap kites from big box stores that continually twirl into the ground….Initially I thought this was a bit spendy for a kiddos kite…until we flew it…my 3 and 6 yr old boys easily managed it (twice into a tree)…and it came out and went right back up. Worth every penny! Will purchase another for sure!….no cons, but it was a bit more difficult to get off the ground with the tail attached(but I’ll attribute that to user error)
Terrible kite! Skip this one! :(
I reviewed the Zenith 5, and it’s good. But this one absolutely sucks. Terrible kite. It struggles to get air, and it doesn’t do well in low wind. Wind where the Zenith 5 flies, this one just… doesn’t. :( The only good thing about it is that it doesn’t require any setup. You just unfold, attach the ribbon, and try to fly. The grip sucks too. It doesn’t use a nice circular grip for good line control. It’s very uncomfortable working with the line.
A heaven bound kite for all seasons
A gift for a friend. He always wanted to be a pilot.