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Sutton Flow Form, 16 and 30
Probably the most widely used kite for KAP, but click and read more to see if it fits your KAPing style. |
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Delta Conyne, 6ft. Through 14ft.
Conynes have many great characteristics, see if some of them could benefit you. |
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Delta
Just like the dime store kites but for KAP you'll need 6 foot to 20 foot widths. |
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Rokkaku
An old Japanese design, but still a great all round kite. |
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Cody
The Cody has lots of history lifting cameras, find out how to find your place in history. |
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Dopero
Dopero stands for Double Pearson Roller, and is reported to be a good light wind lifter. |
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Double Sled
The Sled is one of the simplest designs around. |
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Multiflare
This is a double wide Flare. |
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Jordan Airform 27
This is an experimental design from Dean Jordan, it proved a great flyer but a weak lifter. BUT... |
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Side-By-Side Comparison Chart
A chart that lists all the information for each kite. This will allow you to make an easy comparison between kites. |
