A stack of sport kites can attract a lot of attention and are a lot of fun to fly. With care and attention to the setup details you can be up and flying in very little time. Although it is possible to stack kites of different size and design, it is recommended that you use identical kites if you are putting together your first stack.
Identical kites are much easier to set up and fine tune.
In this tutorial we'll show you how to set up and fly a stack of three identical kites. How to determine the distance between each of the kites and calculate how much line you will require. How to assemble your stack. How to fine tune your stack for optimum flying. Kites used for stacking Virtually any sport kite can be stacked although radical trick kites are not recommended as they are less stable.