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Kite reel
Kite flying is a funny outdoor activity that can be enjoyed by all ages.
Do you want to fly kites with your families in windy days? Come on to try this Kite line wheel for your entertainment.
The eye-catching color, concise pattern and fine workmanship allow the kite to stand out from the crowd.
Made of high-class material, it is durable and steady for high-altitude flying and lightweight for easy carrying.
This kite line wheel will be your regretless choice.
The molded handle is excellent and is very comfortable to use for hours.
Reasonable structure, strong and durable, do not break easily. Easy to use and convenient to carry. The grip wheel is firm with brake, acting freely.
The kite line has wrapped around the wheel, so you can fly directly on the kite.Suitable Windscale: Light Air,Light Breeze,Gentle Breeze.
Made with ball bearings instead of just balls between the handle and winder. The operation of letting the kites out and reeling them in is quite smooth and quick.
Reasonable structure, strong and durable, do not break easily. Easy to use and convenient to carry. The grip wheel is firm with brake, acting freely.
Comes with metal clip to attach your kite.It is suitable for flying a variety of kites.
The kite line has wrapped around the wheel, you can fly directly on the kite.
JESSE
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024
My kite was fun at 66yrs old I had a great time
Paul Kuwamura
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2021
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2020
The Handle broke the first time I used it.... I would add a picture of it if they would let me.....
R. J.
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2020
I think this is only the second thing I've reviewed on Amazon since I joined in the mid 90's, but I wanted to warn buyers that this thing is just complete Chinese made crap.The handle that winds the string broke off as I was removing it from the plastic bag in which it was shipped. I was willing to overlook that, but when we actually went to use it, the string broke every time we launched our kite. I kept reattaching it, but it snapped every time after about five to ten seconds in a moderate 10-12mph wind.When we finally gave up, I checked the static tensile strength with weights from my home gym. The string would /barely/ hold a 25 pound plate, and snapped instantly with a 30 pound dumbbell. I'm not sure how you measure the strength of string, but I would not sure this for anything more than a plastic kite you buy at the dollar store.
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