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Symphony Power Kite 1.2

January 2nd, 2008 | Uncategorized

Symphony Power Kite 1.2
When you want to feel the wind blowing through your hair, your arms trembling before you, and to watch a Symphony in the sky, these kites are the answer. Made from ripstop nylon and virtually unbreakable, these easy launch kites scythe through the sky like a race horseThey come with tough Power Kite Class lines, straps and some neat flying tips in a comprehensive leaflet. Whether you’re flying the zippy 1.2m 1.4m, they’ll cut through cloud, spin on a dime, blister across the blue, and when your arms are spent, they fold up into a tiny pouch that fits on your belt. Do not give to small and lightweight children, unless they’re being very irritating and you feel like going for a drive
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