Prism EO8 Prism Design Inc. Kite

• Material: sail - ripstop polyester
• Frame: Pultruded fiberglass
• Perfect blend between stability and maneuverability
• Convenient, unique travel clasp holds 200 feet of Dacron line with winder (included)
• Unique folding clasp keeps kite flat to less than 1/2" thick for storage
• Mesh pocket for flying lines
• Open clasp like a book and kite springs instantly into shape
• Quick-start flying instructions are printed permanently on the inside of the clasp
• Skill level: Beginner - intermediate
• Pull light
• Wind range 4 - 22 mph (6.5 - 35.5 kmh)
• Flying lines: 200' x 20 lbs dacron
• Wing span 34" (86 cm)

Like an irresistible lure, the new Prism EO8 Kite (Expandable Object) box kite always attracts a crowd. The original brainchild of Phil McConnachie, internationally acclaimed Australian designer, the EO8 is a dynamic box kite that flies stable like a traditional single-liner, or tug on the line and it becomes a playful tumbler with a fascinating range of tricks. Its intersecting elliptical planes are completely unique and eye-catching in the sky, and best of all there's literally no assembly required. The expandable structure springs open with a built-in elastic as you remove it from its clasp. Just find a little wind, pop it open, and watch it soar and tumble as it climbs into the sky. Amazingly durable and easy to fly for all ages, the EO can also be flown in multiples on a single string for a spectacular show. With three available sizes having different personalities for different winds, the EO8 is the perfect blend between the stability of the EO10 and maneuverability of the EO6.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Prism Design Inc. Prism EO8 Kite is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the Prism EO8 Prism Design Inc. Kite

Shelli - October 18, 2009

E08 Prism Kite
I was really looking forward to this kite, but I have had difficulty in keeping it in the air. I was at the beach where the winds were 7-10 mph. The kite finally rose for my husband, but then came crashing down. Not sure if I am born to fly kites because I always seem to have issues. The kite is pretty though!!!

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