Animal and Bird kites
Small single line kites are easy to fly and are suitable for children aged from 2 upwards (if supervised). Owl and Shark kites are especially good since they fly in a very light wind and require no assembly. Larger adult kites such as the Penguin and Peter Lynn Octopus are spectacular and amazing fun to fly, but in strong winds can pull quite hard.All the kites in this section have ripstop nylon sails and are suitable for light to medium winds.
Easy to assemble and easy to fly. Flies steadily like a seagull glides. Tug gently on the line whilst flying and it flaps it wings just like the real thing.
This is a fun kite in the shape of a bee with a smiling face. It is stable, requires almost no assembly, and is easy to fly. It makes a buzzing noise in flight and would appeal to children. Made from durable ripstop nylon with a GRP frame.
No assembly required as it just pops out of its pack. Very easy to fly. Comes complete with flying line. 
This kite is very easy to fly. Its wings are spread for gliding flight motion. Tug gently on the line whilst flying to make it flap it's wings like the real thing.
A Dragon Fly shaped kite with a tubular tail, which flies well in a smooth breeze. Easy to fly and assemble. Made of durable ripstop nylon, with a light but strong GRP frame.
An animated version of an easy to fly dolphin kite.
A flat frame black shark kite with a bite. Easy to fly.
An easy to fly brightly coloured tropical bird kite, which flutters in flight.
A semi-rigid bird kite. The body section of this kite inflates to produce a very life like bald eagle.
A semi-rigid bird kite. This Canadian Goose looks amazing against a summer sky. The inflated body section gives this bird an extra bit of realism.
A semi-rigid bird kite. With the size and colour of this bird it would be easy to mistake this as the real thing. As with the Japanese Crane the leg movements create a more realistic flight. 
A semi-rigid shark kite whose main body inflates & looks hauntingly real. The length of the kite enables the body to move as if swimming through the air.
A semi-rigid bird kite. This is of similar construction as the Canadian Goose but with a bit more detail. The legs and the wing tip feathers move in the wind to get more of a sense of reality. An excellent kite for stable summer winds.<back to top of page>...