Spectra Or kevlar lines are recommended for dual line stunt kite flying. This string has 0.9% extensibility which is important for stunt kite flying.

70-80 ft kite line is recommended for dual line kites. With this length you have good control of the kite and great response time. While flying with a tail one can increase the length of the line to 120 ft.

Yes, you can attach a long streamer or tube inflatable tail to your Dual line kite. You can attach it at the center bottom of the kite. There should be a hook to attach. You can also attach 2 streamers/tails on both sides of the kite. They look really beautiful up in the sky while doing acrobats with the kite. While flying with a tail one can increase the length of the line to 120 ft.

Have a fellow flyer or helper to carry the kite downwind 20 to 30 paces while you let out the line. Make sure the kite nose is pointing upwards during the launch. Now pull in the kite line to launch the kite upwards and the kite will climb into the sky. If you do not have a helper or a fellow flyer to help you with the launch, you can look for a steady object to lean your kite for support. Make sure the kite is leaned on the support with the nose pointing upwards. Now do the same, pull the kite line and the kite will climb up into the sky.

Kids below the age of 3 are loosely recommended, also there is no such danger in premature kiting. For single line kites age 3+ are recommended. While for dual line stunt kites age 11+ are recommended.

In India suitable weather for flying a kite would normally be post monsoons. The speed of wind suitable for kite flying is between 8 – 20 KMPH. To get an approximate estimate, the wind should be enough to rustle the leaves of trees and bushes but not enough to take your hat from your head. Air lighter than this won’t be able to carry your kite and stronger winds won’t let you control your kite.

Any wide and open surface is an excellent choice for kite fighting. Beaches, Terraces, open ground or parks can be good place for kite flying. In India, related to it take place in the desert which is spread for miles and even at beaches. But take care of power lines and telephone cables while flying a kite.

Each kite flies stable in different wind speed. But for most of the kites wind speed between 8-15 km/h is good wind for flying. With experience, you’ll quickly learn how to feel the air currents through the line and keep your kite aloft in lighter winds too.