Orca Parafoil Kite

Orca Parafoil Kite

What better way to spend a warm, breezy day than out flying a kite? This big orca is fun and looks beautiful in the sky!

Flying tips:
Find an open spot without trees or buildings nearby. These can make the wind turbulent and the kite unstable.
If you're having trouble launching, have someone take the kite and walk it far downwind (so the wind is blowing on your back as you face the kite) while you let out the line. When you pull the line, the kite should rise quickly into more stable air than is near the ground.
To increase the life of your line, don't wind the kite in directly from the sky. This stores the line under tension and weakens it. Instead, wind it in as someone else pulls the kite down so the line isn't wound super tight.
For fast winding, upgrade your line to a spool. Hold one end of the spool in your dominant hand and the line in the opposite hand. Rest the other end of the spool in the elbow of the hand that's holding the line. Spin the spool with your dominant hand while your other hand guides the line and you'll have it wound up in no time!
Double check that you have all your rods before leaving the flying area.

• 24 inches wide and 79 inches long
• Sail: Ripstop polyester
• Frame: Soft parafoil
• Flies well in wind from 9 - 31mph
• Includes 130ft of line on a hoop and storage case
• Fun for ages 8 and up.