snow99flake

Thanks Kitejan, Seeing your web site swung me in favour of a sports kite rather than traction. I'll almost always have Debbie and our little dog in tow when kite flying and locations do seem to be limited for traction kite flying. We were planning a trip to Five-Forty on Saturday morning so I'll be there bright and early :-) Paul

Hi all, I'll be out looking for a sport kite this weekend and after searching google and kite forums for any info, I'm now more confused than ever! I've just turned 34 and not flown a kite for years, I've owned a couple of stunt kites before and I'm now looking for a 'propper' kite from a 'propper' kite shop. The sort of thing I had in mind was something like a flexfoil orbit or something in that price range of £30 - £50 with a wide wind range giving maximum opportunuity to fly. I would realy appreciate any advice on what kite I should go for. Cheers, Paul