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Dual line stunt kite for kids and adults
Swoop Dual-Line Stunt Kite
$39.99$49.99Price excludes shipping and any import duties in your country.
- Age
- Ages 10+
- Materials
- ripstop polyester
Delivery in 15–35 days after dispatch · $27.00
Estimate for a parcel of 0.6 kg. The final amount is worked out in the cart.
- 30-day returns on unused items
- 6-month warranty against manufacturing faults
- No payment until we confirm your order
About this toy
Swoop is a delta-shaped stunt kite flown with two lines, one in each hand. Pull the left handle and the kite turns left; pull the right and it turns right. With a little practice, flyers make loops, figure-eights and dives close to the ground. The 120 cm wingspan and light carbon-fibre frame make it responsive but not too fast for learners. Two 25 m braided lines come wound on handles with wrist straps. A stunt kite is a step up from a single-line kite and gives older children and adults an active skill to practise. The flying guide explains setup, launching, basic turns and how to land safely.
Features
- 120 cm wingspan delta stunt kite
- Light carbon-fibre frame
- Two 25 m lines on handles with wrist straps
- Loops, turns and dives with practice
- Carry bag and flying guide included
What is in the box
- 1 kite
- 2 flying lines on handles
- 1 carry bag
- 1 flying guide
Safety
For ages 10 and over; children under 14 should fly with an adult. A stunt kite pulls strongly in wind: never wrap lines around hands or fingers. Fly in open spaces away from people, roads, trees and power lines. Do not fly in storms. Lines move fast and can cause cuts.
Product details
- Age range
- Ages 10+
- Materials
- ripstop polyester, carbon-fibre rods, braided polyester lines
- Batteries
- Not needed
- Category
- Outdoor & Active
Worldwide shipping
- Shipped weight
- 0.6 kg
- Box size
- 90 × 10 × 6 cm
- Product code
- PD-STUNT-KITE-DUAL-LINE
Skills it builds
CoordinationMovementFocusScience
Questions about this toy
Is a stunt kite hard to learn?
Most people can do basic turns within 15 minutes. Loops and controlled landings take longer.
What wind is best?
Moderate, steady wind is best. In very strong wind the kite pulls too hard for beginners.
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