The Diamond Kite is Prism's modern twist on the classic diamond kite. It's 37" tall unfurled, but folds into a pouch that's barely a foot long, perfect for backpack, briefcase, or that spur-of-the-moment getaway to the great outdoors. It's dye-sublimated with brilliant fractal-based geometric patterns onto colorfast ripstop polyester to create a spectacular piece of flying art that'll last for years. To assemble, just pull it out and let the rods spring into their connectors; the spars are connected by bungee cord just like a tent pole so there's nothing to lose and no way to assemble it backwards. Comes with a colorful 2-part matching tail, flying line and winder. Easy instructions are printed on the sleeve, flies eagerly even in light winds. Unique folding clasp keeps the kite flat for storage with a mesh pocket for your flying lines. Open the clasp like a book and kite springs instantly into shape, ready for action. Just clip on your line and toss into the air for unforgettable fun. Quick-start flying instructions are printed permanently on the inside of the clasp. Makes a great gift!
Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Prism Design Inc. Prism Diamond Kite is available through Altrec.com.
mecrn
- July 24, 2009
Awesome!
I remember buying paper diamond kites and flying them at the local playground. Welcome to the world of High Tech kite flying. I own 7 prism kites and they are all great. This one is a modern twist and a classic design. No offense to WalMart, but Prism makes some serious kites. Though a bit more expensive, they are well worth the investment. Give yourself a treat, by this one. You won't be disappointed.
sherry sontag
- June 28, 2009
great kite, little to carry, easy to fly
I can let my 7 year old fly this one on his own and it always works. We love this kite
jamie
- May 8, 2009
it is amazing
its the best kite in the world and i love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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