Kite flying help

Kite flying safety

dad and son flying a delta kite

Never fly near overhead power lines

Kite flying: a simple activity that’s heaps of fun. But there’s a few simple rules that will
keep it safe for both flyers and spectators.
Here is the most important one:-

WARNING
Do not use near
overhead power lines

Mums & Dads, keep the kids safe while flying by having a read through our Kite flying help page here.

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how to fly single line kites

kids running and holding kites

one liners are child’s play…any child can do it!

Flying a single string kite is pretty easy.
It’s usually as simple as
“hold to the wind & let out string”
but if you want more detailed instructions
just follow the link below to our how-to-fly pages.

In it we explain:-
– Where to fly
– How to put your kite together
– How to launch and retrieve your kite
– How to look after it and lastly,
– Learn about the wind and how it works.

>> how to fly a single string kite

flying two line stunt kites

teenagers flying a pink stunt kite skimming across the ground

use 2 strings to steer your kite through the sky

There’s a bit more to these one’s then flying a one line kite and that’s why they’re not for younger kids.
We’ve got a bunch of simple techniques we can show you to make you a better flyer.
– how to set your kite up
– how to launch and land it and
– how to protect and care for it.

Advanced flying techniques are also here
so follow the link below to our
how-to-fly-a-sports-kite page.

>> more on flying stunt kites