Watch as this Revolution B series stunt kite flies in Australia. Watch it go in and out of the water, twirl around, fly backwards and forwards…hover and more.

If you’re looking for a dual line kite that will give you a lot of power and keep you on your toes (unless it lifts you off the ground), consider getting the Prism Snapshot 1.9 Power Kite. These are smaller than ones you might use for kiteboarding or for a buggy and make a great introductory power kite that has dual line control. The Snapshot 1.9 has a 76 inch wingspan made from ripstop nylon. It requires winds of around 4 to 25 mph and has a pull rating of moderate. The Prism Snapshot 1.9 is ready to fly also comes with flying straps, tail and a stuff sack to carry it wherever you go.

A guy gets more than he bargained for when he tries to fly a big kite on a windy day. Watch as this kite picks him up off the ground and “throws” him in the ditch.

The Prism Jazz is an excellent dual line control stunt kite that has a 55 inch wingspan and requires winds of 5 to 25 MPH. The Prism Jazz moves fast, but pulls lightly making it excellent for beginners or kids. It is an excellent trainer stunt kite and you won’t find it going out of control like some other kites on the market. It is also easy to transport so you’ll want to bring it wherever you go just in case the wind is good. It has a frame made of graphite and fiberglass and beautifully colored ripstop nylon for its fabric.

The Revolution is an amazing and fun quad line stunt kite that will bring you hours of enjoyment and possibly cause a crowd to swarm around you to watch your kite fly. They have a 7.5 foot wingspan and fabric made of ripstop polyester. The Revolution has a very durable frame made of wrapped graphite. This stunt kite also includes a nice carrying case.

The Revolution flies best in strong winds and can go from zero to sixty MPH in about 1 second! You can spin it like a propeller, fly forward and reverse and stop on a dime. This stunt kite can do what no other stunt kite can!

If you want a good idea to attract attention (perhaps to your business?) why not grab one of these as all eyes will be on you when you’re flying it. Just make sure you can find a place to fly it.

Here’s a guy that some claim is the legendary Ray Bethell, who holds the world record for flying the most kites at once - 36 kites to be exact! To learn more about Ray, visit his web site at RayBethell.com.

The Prism Quantum stunt kite has dual line control and a wing span of 7 feet (84 inches). This is a great stunt kite for new pilots - it has a moderate to strong pull but easy enough to learn even if you’ve never flown a stunt kite before. If you are a beginner, this is a good one to start with. You can fly it in winds of 3 to 25 mph.

The Prism Quantum has a frame made of pultruded graphite and fabric made of ripstop nylon and mylar laminate. You will need 150 pound spectra line to fly this kite which is recommended for beginners to intermediate flyers. This includes a handy carrying case as well.

Cheaper, smaller kites will likely break or be frustrating to fly - so consider a kite like the Prism Quantum instead.

This dual control stunt kite has a 64 inch wingspan and is made of bright multicolored durable ripstop nylon. It has a 32 inch height and is constructed with a sturdy fiberglass frame. This stunt kite is also reinforced at the tip to withstand potential crashes and to make it more durable. Wind required to fly this stunt kite is approximately four to twenty four miles per hour. This is awesome stunt kite for kids and adults. Spring is just around the corner, so get a kite now and be ready to fly when it gets warm out and the wind starts up.

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