There are a great many designs of single line kites, the most common are diamond kites, delta, box, sled and parafoil kites. The sizes vary as much as the shapes. Take a look at our easy paper fold kites you can make yourself! (Click here)
Most single line kites are made with a wooden dowel frame, this will keep the weight of the kite down enabling it to fly in light winds. Where a kite is required to fly in stronger winds, frames of fibreglass or carbon fibre can be used.
Other than just being great fun to fly, single line kites also have a wide range of uses such as Kite Fishing, Kite Aerial Photography (KAP), Falcon training, Educational projects for schools and sweet drops for kids etc.
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