Check that you have the correct strength line for the conditions and size of your kite. Never fly in wet or stormy weather. Keep your flying line dry. Do not leave flying kites unattended as the winds can change suddenly and send your kite off on a perilous journey. Kite Etiquette Be sure to give people, animals, and other kite fliers enough space.
Sport kites can reach speeds of over one hundred miles per hour.
Please be responsible and never dive or swoop your kite over people or animals. What You'll Need With a kite and flying line in tow, you don't need much more than a gentle breeze to enjoy a kite. However, add these items to your kite tote, and your experience is sure to be a safe and pleasant one. We recommend that you always wear gloves. It's especially important when flying larger kites and in stronger winds.