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I don't know how the customer service is around the world but here in the UK I have to say it's pretty good. Now that could be genuine or because I'd been a member since 2003 and a prime member for nearly a decade. One example I can recall was quite a few years ago when I bought my son a Leapfrog camera and all the packaging was in french. Got in touch and they sent another one out and said return the one you have anytime within the next 30 days. I ended up with 2 in the house...needless to say this one was french too. In the end I sent both back and went to Argos for it but Amazon were happy to compensate in terms of a voucher. I've had many vouchers and extensions of my prime service as they make sure to retain you as a customer. Live chat is a great tool. What are your experiences like with Amazon's customer service?

I'll make sure to take note of that haha

I've got to say that looks like a brilliant day out. I assume in strong winds this will really take you at some speed?

Hi @igeighty, Yes just starting out so complete newbie. I live in North West of England. Didn't want to spend a lot of money especially if he doesn't enjoy it. Is single line pretty much your basic kite like this? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Anpro-Colorful-Adults-String-Outdoor/dp/B07PXPRCD1. Once I know what style it is I start with, it'll make it much easier haha.

I know nothing about kites. I've seen other people fly them on beaches and on TV but never actually owned and flew one myself and I'm 35! My son is 9 and it'd be nice in the dry weather to take him to the local beach to learn how to fly a kite. I know I'll only need a low budget entry level one to see if he likes and enjoys it but are there any differences between entry level models or are they pretty much the same? Is there anything I need to look out for? Thanks.