An essential factor to be considered before kiting is the size of the kite to use. In kite flying, a size fit all approach does not apply. Therefore, before picking a kite size, there are necessary factors that need consideration, so we will be giving you tips on choosing a kite size best for you….
Are you wondering what the best knot for your kite is? Unfortunately, there are so many knots one can do that it is difficult to figure out which one you should use for best performance and security. One of the most used and practical knots for a kite is Lark’s Head knot.The quality and type…
Getting knots out of your kite line is essential for any kite enthusiast. Unfortunately, they are not only annoying but also dangerous. Different things can happen when a kite line accumulates knots. The worst thing of all is the breaking of the line. This article will tell you all there is to know about knots…
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…
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…
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…
Is saltwater bad for kites? Kitesurfers are still debating whether they should wash their kite with salt or freshwater. While some say saltwater can damage a kite, some say it can prevent mold and mildew from growing on it. Saltwater is bad for kites. It can weaken and damage your kite once the salt crystallizes…
New to the world of kites and wondering how long your kites can last? We have you covered. This article addresses the best ways to care for your kite, so they last for as long as possible. Most kites last as long as 5-7 years (sometimes they may be longer, sometimes shorter). Kites are fragile,…
One of the biggest factors that can affect the longevity of a kite is exposure to water. If you fly kites, it only makes sense to wonder if there are waterproof kites. This article will discuss whether or not kites are waterproof and some of the best methods to make your kites water-repellant. Some kites…
