However, if your kite does not include attachment points you can fasten the tail to the bottom of the exposed spine by threading a length of line around the spine, and then through the grommet or hole in the tail and tying it on. Alternatively, the spine can be removed from the lower pocket at the bottom or trailing edge of the kite and the hole in the tail can be slipped onto the spine. Then the spine is reinserted into the pocket to secure the tail. This technique will work with either single line or dual line kites. Adding a tail will stabilize your kite in strong, gusty winds or slow down a stunt kite for easier learning.
Streamer tails work well with deltas and diamonds and they look great in the sky.
We recommend using drogue tails for airfoils. Tubular tails are the best for stunt kites. Single line kites and many beginner stunt kites are flown with Dacron line . It is a durable, easy to tie line with a moderate amount of stretch. The stretch helps to prevent line breakage caused by sudden gusts.