The Twister is Peter Lynn's new higher aspect ratio kite. In our opinion this kite is as close to a Flexifoil blade as you can get without actually spending out on one. These range of power kites are not aimed to deliver the quality of the equivilent Flexifoil kite but will give you good value for your money in terms of kite power. The lines will not come colour coded and set to length, so we suggest that you buy a sleeving kit with your first kite to aid the ease of doing it yourself. It's not difficult!
The Twister has a lot of pull and a reasonable amount of lift making this kite the perfect engine for a mountain board. They will also perform well for general power kiting, kite buggying & landboarding. As the Twister has this extra lift it is not really for entry level flyers, unless a lesson has been taken & respect for the wind is given, or there are fairly experienced flyers present to help out.
As with all new Peter Lynn kites released this year it comes in a rucksack ready to fly.
All Twister kites come ready to fly, included in the package:
- Twister Kite
- Rucksack
- Peter Lynn Quad Line Handles
- Kitekillers (safety system)
- Dyneema Flying Line Set
- Groundstake
- Peter Lynn Four Line Bridled Foil Kite Manual
It is advisable to contact the shop before ordering if you wish to find out which colours are being held in stock at that time. Due to the amount of these we sell we can't always get the colours we want in stock.
If you want a Blade this size there isn't one, so get one of these. These kites do kick and will give you the overhead lift that you won't really find on any other 3m kite. An ideal size for someone wanting to get into the more extreme end of power kiting (though you won't get this in low winds) and this will give you that on a windy day.
If you want a Blade and you can't afford one get one of these. These kites do kick and will give you the overhead lift that you want. An ideal size for someone wanting to get into the more extreme end of power kiting (though you won't get this in low winds) and this will definately give you that on a windy day.
If you want a Blade and you can't afford one get one of these. These kites do kick and will give you the overhead lift that you want. An ideal size for someone into the more extreme end of power kiting (and this will definately give you that on a moderately windy day) or the heavier guy. With a bigger sail area the a 4.9m Blade, you could have more power here.
Now we're really talking about power kites if that's what you want. These kites will kick in all winds and will give you the overhead lift that you want (although the overhead lift will be absent in a light wind). An ideal size for an experinced power kiter wanting to get more extreme at power kiting (though you won't get this in low winds) and you won't be able to hold on to this one a really windy day! Also suitable for lesser demands of a heavier guy.<back to top of page>...