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The elves are working hard
to get parcels delivered for Xmas.
Payments for orders need to be received by
Wednesday 18 December,
in order for deliveries to arrive before the 25th.
Kites prefer to fly in light to
moderate winds. They are made from lightweight materials, so the
wind can lift them up and hold them in the sky.
No kites like to fly in heavy, gusty
or strong winds. This can cause them to become unstable and crash,
or put too much pressure on the fabric and stitching.
When sport kites hit the ground or get dragged along
the ground, damage will occur.
For information on repairing a kite - http://kites.co.nz/pages/repairs.htm
Sport kites require good coordination and are not
recommended for children under 8.
If you have not flown a sport kite before and are
unsure about which one would suit best, please check out the Sport
Kite Info page or email me
with your queries.
Kites come in colours as shown, but may vary from
time to time.
For information about ordering kites - https://www.kites.co.nz/pages/order.htm
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The Hype is an easy to set-up two-line sport kite, suitable
for all skill levels. Flying the Hype does not require any
prior kiting experience, as it's docile flying behaviour ensures
that there are no sudden power surges when flying the kite
through the wind-window.
The larger sizes are suitable for more experienced flyers,
but may have too much pull for lightweight flyers, especially
in summer winds in New Zealand.
The Hype 1.3 is the best starter kite. It is quick and responsive,
gives a good workout, but you won't feel out of control.
The Hype 1.6 is great for people who want power and pull,
and don't mind being pulled about.
The Hype 1.9 has heaps of pull and needs a big flyer with
a bit of experience.
The Hype 2.3 and 2.6 are power kites. These are not learner
kites. They are great trainer kites for experienced flyers,
wanting to advance into traction kiting. These aren't held
in stock, but can be ordered in, as required.
Made in ripstop nylon with 18 m Dyneema lines, supplied with
flight straps. Comes in a zipped pouch bag.
Wing span - Wind range - Colours - Price
HYPE 1.3 - 9-30 knots - Aqua/White - $195
HYPE 1.6 - 8-27 knots - Lime/White - $210
HYPE 1.9 - 7-25 knots - Orange/White - $265
HYPE 2.3 - 6-22 knots - Red/White - $295
HYPE 2.6 - 5-18 knots - Black/White - $325
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A great little sport kite - quick, but remarkably stable
and easy to control. Ripstop nylon with carbon spars. Wingspan
1.4 m. Fly in 8 - 40 kmh winds. Comes with zipped nylon carry
bag, Spectra lines and flight straps. Colours may vary.
PRJZZ - $150
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Big fun in a tiny package - the Neutrino is super quick and
responsive. Ripstop nylon with carbon spars. Wingspan 1 m.
Fly in 8 - 40 kmh winds. Snap on the long streamer tail to
trace acrobatics in the sky. Comes with snap on tail, nylon
carry bag, Dyneema lines and flight straps. Colours may vary.
The Neutrino is stackable - fly the complete set!
PRNTR - $160
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A fast kite, that is easily adjustable for varying wind conditions,
for intermediate flyers. Ripstop nylon with carbon spars.
Wingspan of 1.5m, which folds down to .7m for easy travelling.
Fly in 3 - 25 kph winds. Comes with zipped nylon carry bag
and Spectra lines with flight straps. Colours may vary.
PRPNX - $200
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A serious high performance sport kite for experienced flyers
and a great introduction to trick kiting. Ripstop nylon with
carbon spars. Wingspan 2.2m. Fly in 3 - 32 kph winds. Comes
with zipped nylon carry bag, with instructions printed on
the inside, and Spectra lines and flight straps. Colours may
vary.
PRPQN - $320
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Available in $20, $30, $50, $75 or $100
SBGFT
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