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What kind of kite is your favorite?
Yesterday was an absolutely perfect day in my neighborhood and my 12-year-old friend pushed me into walking to the beach. When I got there a little boy named Casey was having a hard time getting his kite in the air. His cousins had gotten their kites entangled with each other. I hadn't flown one in years, but these were nice ones with string winders. Casey and I had his kite in the air in no time, and with a lesson from me he is now convinced he is a pro. His cousin had a bit tougher time, but I fixed the balance and his was soon up in the air. However, he didn't have 1/4 of the patience of Casey who, for all I know, is still flying his. Now I am hooked. I have been reading up on all the new-fangled kites since yesterday.
Please tell me what your favorites are and where I can get the best deals!
7 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
There is one kite which is the king of kites.
It is made from common newsprint and thin slivers of bamboo or reed. I have long loved these fragile beauties, and dreamed if having a village contest sponsored by a newspaper.
So how about an international contest, sponsored by hundreds of newspapers?
- pumpkinLv 61 decade ago
I've always loved a brightly colored plain diamond-shaped kite with streamers for a tail! They are so pretty, so simple & a lot of fun. I watch the kite flyers here - we have a group of engineers who get together & MAKE kites - they experiment with everything, every shape & size - then they go to the park once a month (conditions permitting!) & fly!!! So cool!
Kites are very popular & if you have a hobby shop near, I'm sure they will sell them. Good luck, have fun!!!
Source(s): kitestore.com; intothewind.com; surfnetkids.com - 1 decade ago
Try a "Stunt" kite they have two strings with handles and you can direct them back and forth, up and down and the like. You'll need a little more wind to keep it up. The beach is a perfect place because often you will have a nice steady wind. Have fun.
- 1 decade ago
my favorite kites are the double stringed ones the one where you have to pull the right handle towards you i the kight is falling left same with left handle./if you have one of these you can do sweet tricks and you will have the best kite around
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- 4 years ago
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