BabyedenLarge Dual Line Stunt Kite, 84 Inch Wide Entry-Level Sport Kite for Adults and Teenagers

So I Never do reviews, but I feel, to NOT leave an incredible review would be a huge injustice for this kite. To be fair I have no background in kite flying other than having a cheap two handle one when I was younger. I just assembled this kite and It far exceeded my expectations. Seems to be quality material very easy to assemble, but what stood out to me and is the reason I’m writing this review is because the manufacturer was kind enough to put in an extra part of each piece of the kite. That’s UNHEARD of these days! So just wanted to take the time to make you aware and say a huge thank you to babyeden for making this possible at an incredible price point. BTW, this looks and feels like a $150 kite. I noticed other reviews talking about easy string break so just went ahead and ordered 200ft. of cevlar string on amazon for like 13 bucks. Also the flip flop in the pic is about a foot long, just to give you some perspective.Happy Flying.

For the price range that falls under holy cow is it fun to fly. I bought this for my son 16 years old and has never touched the lines of a stunt kite before. I wish the kite came with soft handles versus the cheap blue handles. They are hard. That can be easily remedied by going out and ordering yourself 10 buck soft handles. Even at total cost it’s a win for the amount of money you pay. The kite is surprisingly stable and maneuverable. The kite is not a speed demon spin and is about half of some of my nicer kites making it for the beginner. Dang it If you want to go and fly kite, just forget the water around you and focus on just flying a kite. I believe this is what was made for that and a beginner cut. The build quality is sturdy, but you can see where they cut some corners quality versus functionality at the minimum. I like it. It came with extra parts, realizing that the beginner might have a few interactions with the ground that doesn’t agree with the kite. I would highly highly recommend this kite to others

This Stunt Flyer will surely impress! It went together in about 30 seconds and took to the air perfectly. Easy to fly and It's Huge! Loads of Fun!

Good for the price I guess. It's not strong enough for beginners on windy days, so start out gently.Kite lines are unnecessarily long - it's much faster and fun to fly when the lines aren't fed all the way out.After one too many hard crashes onto a grass sports field, the spine strut splintered. Purchasing a replacement strut would cost nearly as much as the kite (mostly due to the shipping) so I just bought a $5 carbon fiber tube with the same inner diameter as the outer diameter as the strut and slipped it over the broken section - it lives to fly another day.The trick to avoid hard crashes is: just before the kite is inevitably about to strike the ground do NOT pull on both lines simultaneously in a confused panic, but do the exact opposite and swing your arms up and run a few steps forward. It'll still crash, but a lot less hard.If I got to start over I'd buy a better brand like Prism. Prism Jazz Stunt Kite, Ice

I bought an expensive kite and lost a pole on the first day. This one was less than half the price and came with extra poles. I'd recommend buying straps because it's pulls in high wind and can wear out your hands pretty quick

Sadly this gave only two hours of fun. Loved the structural and visual design and handling, but material durability not up to task. 1st, string snapped, 2nd, centre strut broke through nylon fabric nose sleeve, 3rd, wing struts both shattered.Inadvertent nose dives are an inevitability with these two string kites and this one is not up to any durability standard. Failed completely.

This kite is fun to fly, especially for a beginner. Got to thinking I was getting good at this, and nose-dived it into the ground in a large parking lot. Broke the main spine and ripped the end out of the fabric...all my fault. Contacted Goutime about replacement parts, and those folks sent me another WHOLE KITE. Great customer service, but I doubt they'll do that over and over. People complaining about "cheap, breaks easily" are probably themselves at fault in their skill level.

Definitely needs more than 5-10 MPH wind to keep it in the air, but overall it’s a nice easy kite to fly. I like that it comes with a set of replacement sticks in case one breaks