Would you like to know how high your kite can fly? Flying kites is a relaxing and enjoyable activity, and some people take pride when their kites reach new heights. However, even a simple kite can reach an impressive altitude. In general regular kites fly between 50 and 400 feet above ground level. Still, depending…
Are you wondering what the best way to choose a kite Manja is? In actual fact, a kite Manja can be made in different ways and can have between 6 to 12 cords, and each is suitable for a different type of kite. The choice of Manja depends on kite type and intended use. If…
Flying a kite can be rewarding if you know every component and understand all of its parts. In addition, learning how to set up a kite for best performance can make a big difference in the outcome when flying it. This article will tell you everything there is to know about kite threads since choosing…
Have you ever been so excited to fly your kite, only for it to keep spinning? It certainly takes the fun out of kite flying. This article will cover why your kite keeps spinning and how to fix it. When the four forces of flight (weight, drag, thrust, lift) aren’t balanced, kites become unsteady and…
Maybe it is the first time you have considered buying a kite, and you are unsure which is the best purchase. Since there are many choices, it depends on what you will use a kite for and your style. The most important factor when choosing a kite is the wind. People who fly their kites in…
With both large and small kites in the market, have you ever wondered how both behave when flown? If you are a novice kite flier, this article will clarify whether large or smaller kites are harder to fly. Small-sized kites such as deltas and diamond kites are easy to fly. They are more responsive and…
Like any other equipment, kite lines need to be correctly cared for and maintained for longevity. This article discusses things that tell you it’s time to replace your kite lines. Factors that affect kite line integrity include chemicals, U.V rays, repeated use, and wear. When the lines are misused, they may lead to property or…
In most parts of the world, kite flying is seen as a medium of entertainment, a hobby, or, at best, a cultural practice, most often used in festivals. However, the term “kite flying” can get pretty competitive in some parts of the world. These three countries are where kite flying is considered a professional sport. …
You can make kites from almost anything – paper, plastic bags, nylon, fabric, etc.; however, whether these materials are the most ideal for kitemaking remains. Are you looking to find out the best materials used in kitemaking? Stick around to find out more. The primary materials used in kite production are primarily dependent on the…
