It's tied in with Brooks Leffler and says it's good for KAP as well as line laundry.
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Has anyone seen this kite? It has a couple holes in the bottom of the sail, reminiscent of a sled kite.
Does that help steady the flight?
Looking closely at the photo, it seems to have 3 vertical spars, a horizontal and 2 batten spars (look at the line between the yellow and orange panels on the upper wing--you can see a batten there.)
It says it's made with carbon spars, which makes it's selling price of $99 pretty reasonable. That's what has kept me from making my own Genki--the price of all that carbon.
The wind range is 3 - 15 mph, which means take it down when the wind picks up or you'll hear that expensive, loud, crack!, when carbon spars break.
Now if you decide to buy one of these from Into The Wind, make sure that's all you buy from them.

Whenever possible, you should support your local store--Chicago Kite if you're in the Chicago area.
Also consider The Kite Connection. Sales to that store greatly help our 180GO! team--tell them you're from IKE.
So, comments on this kite?