Miniature Lifter
Vacation time is kite time. But fall is even better! We’re kicking off what might just be the best time of the kite season with one of our latest additions: the Parafoil 0.5 m², a single-line kite that fits in any handbag yet is still visible from afar in the sky. If you like, you can even attach small turbines or tails to the line.
And there’s more good news everywhere you look: The Maverick, the sportiest of our framed beginner stunt kites, is finally back in stock. The tried-and-true Tomboy, now available for the first time in three colors—including the new orange/gold/red combination that’s perfect for fall—is geared more toward ambitious intermediate pilots. The Speedkite Uro 100, also a sought-after choice for strong fall winds, features a redesigned look and an adjustable leech line, which makes it more accessible for less experienced pilots. And anyone looking for a children’s kite with a unique twist will love the tough Viking-inspired Freya.
So now: head outside and enjoy the fall.
Best regards from
your Spiderkites team
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