Bigger 4-cell version of the popular Roto kite. Learn More

This kaleidoscope kite is easy to fly, and with its flowing tails and multiple-wind surfaces, this stable kite is sure to catch everyone's eye. Learn More

The best of both worlds, the Box Delta soars into the sky with the ease of a large delta, and has the added visual attraction of the 3-dimensional box. This is the 7.5 foot version, which is able to take-off and fly even more stably than its smaller cousins. It will also need less wing to launch, due to its greater surface area. Learn More

With features taken from both a traditional box kite and Cody kites, the Becolino is a great all-round kite. Its crossover design means that with wings it can safely traverse many different wind conditions. When those wings are folded, it becomes a true 'storm box,' able to weather high and gusty winds. Learn More

The Space Race is on with this Satellite Kite! With a simple setup and strong frame, not to mention the rocket as a trailer, this eye-catching kite is great for beginners and space-fans alike. Learn More

This interesting box kite is very versatile. It´s wind range is fairly wide. According to wind conditions the separate wings can be attached or removed to increase or reduce sail surface. Learn More

Rainer Hoffman made a masterpiece with the Bow Kite! This kite uses a completely new, very unusual design for light to medium wind conditions. The kite stands up in the sky, always moving slightly and quietly, majestically like a sailing ship. The color and shape change depending on the angle you look at it. The small tube tail underscores this impression. Including weight for higher winds. Learn More

The best of both worlds, the Box Delta soars into the sky with the ease of a large delta, and has the added visual attraction of the 3-dimensional box. With a wing-span of 5.5ft, the Box Delta will be able to fly in most wind conditions, while at the same time being easy to use for children and adults. Learn More

The first Three-Dimensional kite, the Tradition Box Kite is tried and true. While not enjoying quite as easy of a launch as a Delta kite, the Traditional Box kite requires only slightly heavier wind conditions to take-off, however it can easily stay afloat in stronger gusts than most 2-dimensional kites. And the added visual attraction of the 3D look can't be overestimated. A classic, and user friendly kite. Learn More