In the hands of a skilled flier, your stunter can amaze onlookers as it loops, dives, and dances its way across the sky under complete control. With a little information and a bit of practice, you can become that skilled flier. To get things started, we're providing a few brief excerpts from this useful book which may make your first flight a bit more successful. Shorter lines reduce response time and make the kite move too fast for most inexperienced fliers.
Longer lines make maneuvers harder to complete.
After you unroll the lines, make sure they're the same length and that they're securely fastened to your handles and kite. Have your helper pick up the kite from behind, and hold it by the base and center struts. Keep a little tension between the two of you so that the flylines are off the ground. Do everything on this list before every launch. Look behind you to make sure you have a clear path if you need to back up.