Prism Micron Stunt Kite
Offering fingertip control at blindingly fast speeds, the Micron Stunt Kite from Prism pushes the upper limits of flying with a diminutive 39-inch wingspan. More rocket than jet, the Micron requires a well-seasoned pilot to handle its darting, diving, and swiveling trajectory through the sky in winds of 5 to 25-miles per hour. Arguably the smallest and fastest sport kite this side of the Milky Way, the Micron has been described as "a bumblebee on amphetamines." Equipped with an unbreakable Pultruded Graphite, Micro-Carbon frame, Ripstop Nylon and Mylar Laminate sail, the Micron comes complete with line, winder, finger straps, and matching tail.Specifications:Skill Level: intermediate to advancedWing Span: 39 inches (100 centimeters)Wind Range: 5 to 25 miles per hour (8 to 40 kilometers per hour)Speed: very fastPull: lightFrame: Pultruded GraphiteSail: Ripstop Nylon, Mylar LaminateFlying Lines: 50 feet x 50 pounds Spectra (tm) (15.2 meters x 22.7 kilograms)What's in the Box?Micron Kite, line, winder, finger straps, matching tailAbout Sport Kites:Unlike the static, one-line kites, most people played with as kids, dual-line sport kites are completely maneuverable by pulling one line or the other to give you finger-tip control at speeds up to 60 miles per hour. These performance machines combine high-tech materials such as carbon fiber, Spectra, and Mylar laminates with sophisticated wing shaping to provide unmatched fun and challenge.Warranty Specifications:The Prism warranty is pretty simple: If you're not happy, Prism is not happy, and they will do what it takes to fix the kite as long as you have purchased it from an authorized dealer. Damage due to normal wear and tear can almost always be repaired for a reasonable charge. In addition, the Prism website offers multiple tutorials for simple and easy at-home kite repairs. If you have a problem with your kite, contact Prism at: Prism Designs, Inc. 4214 24th Ave West, Seattle, WA 98199; (206) 547-1100About Prism:Prism was founded in 1992 by a couple of guys who fell in love with the wind. Prism's creators starting out making high-tech, dual-line stunt kites when the sport was still young. Introducing space age materials such as graphite composites, Spectra, and Kevlar to the ancient art of kite flying, Prism helped redefine a pastime for a fanatical few. As the sport grew and evolved, so did Prism. While stunt kites will always remain at the core of Prism's most technical design challenges, today Prism works to bring flight to more casual fliers as well--whether you're looking for the perfect single liner for a family outing, the challenge of ripping up the sky with a stunt kite, or the exhilaration and heart-pumping thrill of a power kite--Prism has something to offer. Today Prism is recognized worldwide as the gold standard in kite design and technology, dedicated to putting the magic of flight at your fingertips wherever you go.