Rocky Mountain Delta Conyne Kite Dawn

This kite is surprisingly big but it doesn't come with string or a cheap winder like every other kite does and it really needs streamers/ tails and it has the loops for them but those aren't there for the price I paid you would think it would come ready to go

We've been flying kites during the quarantine and I decided it was time to invest in one really good one. After doing some research, found these kites from Into the Wind, and decided to make the investment. It was absolutely worth it. One factor was the ease with which to fly it with very little wind. On our first try (1st day) I could not get it up - but it was because there was close to no wind at all. fact is you need a (little) sustained wind, at least enough to get it airborne. On our second try (2nd day) we were successful. One thing to keep in mind is that once this thing gets in the air it wants to stay there for a long time. It also has a lot of drag so you can feel the tugging from the wind - just like big game fishing - pretty fun.We used 600 feet of 60lb kite string. I would have felt better with 100lb string (as they recommended). At times it felt like it was going to snap. We easily could have gotten it up 1000 feet had we more string.It is a big kite. Very easy to put together and very very well made. I don't write a lot of review but we enjoyed it so much I'd certainly recommended it if your looking for a kite to keep for a long time that is fun to fly. We certainly are looking forward to that.