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A Guide to the types of Kites

OTHER WAYS TO KITE

Although Single and Multi-Line describe most kites, some have elements of both, or items that separate them.

  • Miniature Miniature kites

Miniature Miniature kites are usually smaller than 8", fly on 18" of line, and typically fly best indoors. Miniatures can be either single, or duel line.

 

  • Indoor Kiting

can be done indoors, without a fan. Ultra light single, dual, and quad kites can do tricks indoors using the pilot’s walking speed and 360 degree movement range. Please check these sites for more info. The second site is a video of the 2003 Master’s Individual Indoor Ballet winner, and will take a bit of time to load.

 

  • Kite Arial Photography KAP

is taking photos from a kite.

 

  • Line Laundry

This term refers to any item that a kiter attaches to the flying line of a single line kite. Other terms are line junk, or sky laundry.

 

  • Ground Display

This genre encompasses banners and ground bouncers that help decorate a field with color, and indicators of wind direction. These items are not attached to a kite, but stand, or are tethered by themselves.

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