Prism Kite Technology Synapse Dual-line Parafoil Kite - Un aquilone entry level ideale per bambini e adulti fino al kite a doppia linea Synapse 140 - Cilantro Parafoil Kite

Brand:Prism Kite Technology

3.7/5

€
99.07

Include tutto il necessario per volare: linee di volo in poliestere 60' x 80#, avvolgitore, istruzioni e custodia. Synapse 140 misura circa 53 "x 20" e si ripiega fino a 10 "x 5" x 2,5 ". Senza parti del telaio da perdere o rompere, si ripiega in poco spazio per stare in uno zaino o nel vano portaoggetti, così sei sempre pronto a volare. Impara le basi di 2 linee con giri, tuffi e figure 8, poi resisti e lotta con il vento quando la brezza si alza. Il kite a doppia linea reso facile, così puoi ritagliarti il cielo ovunque tu vada con una configurazione istantanea e un pacchetto compatto pronto per il viaggio.

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EAN: 0753677297401

Categories: Giocattoli e giochi, Sport e giochi all'aperto, Aquiloni e girandole, Aquiloni,

Brand	Prism Kite Technology
Brand Name	‎Prism Kite Technology
Color	Cilantro
Color	‎Cilantro
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 414 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Kite, spindle and string, accessories
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎12.32 x 7.01 x 3.31 inches
Line Weight	80
Line Weight	‎80
Manufacturer	‎Prism Kite Technology
Material	Polyester
Material	‎Polyester
Model Name	‎Synapse
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎0.29 Kilograms
Part Number	‎SYN140-22
Size	140
Size	‎140
Style	‎Synapse 140 - Cilantro
Suggested Users	‎unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎Please contact manufacturer for warranty information

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Scritto da: BRENT SCALLORN

It will pull in strong wind

I’m a larger guy.6’2” and 235 …. This kite wore me out in about 10 mins the first time I flew it. 15-20 mph winds is definitely challenging but so much fun. If you want a slower kite that has Tons of pull but is easy to launch and control this is your kite.

Scritto da: Bob Links

Good kite

Needs a little wind but a lot of fun

Scritto da: R. Miles

This Isn't Your Grandma's Kite

As a kid, I remember flying a kite with my Grandma and sending messages up the string to it. If you want to do that with Granny, don't buy this kite. If you want an exciting, fun experience, this is it. There are no parts to it - no frame. As long as you don't tangle it in a tree it you can't hurt it. It is very smooth flying, stable, and makes a very cool whirring sound when it flies. And it will pull you around once the wind picks up. One of the best parts is that it is easily rolled up and put in your backpack , trunk, or bag for a trip anywhere. I also have a Prism Quantum – a framed kite - if you are new to this generation of 2 line stunt kites, you might start with the Synapse – its more forgiving and you really can’t hurt it. A great way to get some of the skills before moving to a framed kite. What they have in common is a great design and really super quality. I live in Central Washington, and got my Synapse tangled in a cherry tree – complete pilot error. Had to cut some of the bridle lines to get it free. I contacted the support team at Prism and they were super responsive & helpful – even during the virus situation. Thank You, Mark. This is a great product & a fine company. Don't be cheap - go for the Prism quality.

Scritto da: R. Jones

Pulls Hard! Bonus: how not to tangle the lines

This 200 cm kite flies well in light wind, and while doing maneuvers pulls hard enough to drag me a short distance. I also have a Prism 140 and it needs stronger winds and pulls me much less. So from now on I'll fly the 140 during strong winds and the 200 during light winds. Hint: the reviewers that complain about tangling lines are absolutely correct. My solution is to wind the left line on one winder, and the right line on another winder. When you use two winders there's no way you can stuff the kite into the provided bag, so I use a larger bag and don't bother trying to fold the kite small. I hope the 200 is as durable as the 140. Many times I've dive-bombed the 140 into the parking lot or dragged a tip across the concrete. No damage, no wear. I smacked the 200 onto the asphalt couple times today and no wear or damage. Update 4/21 = smacked it real hard against a tree with lots of pokey branches. No holes, no tears. This is one tough kite.

Scritto da: Joseph Rossi

I had a blast with this kite

I have had a couple of duel line kites as a kid. They all sucked. They were overly complex to set up or when I did get them up I would end up crashing them breaking the spines or any number of things that broke. I took this kite out many time so. I love that everything is already attached and ready to go right out of the bag. The first was at a park that did not have enough wind to fly. The next was at a beach that had some nice 10-15 mph winds and I actually got it up in the air. I have only flown single line kites without destroying them. You hold the string and the kite goes up. Strait forward if there is enough wind so, before I flew this kite I watched a couple of YouTube videos on how to control and handle a duel line kite. Using what I learned from YouTube so I don’t drag it on the ground and wear everything faster then needed. I practiced doing some simple tricks like figure eights and exploring the wind envelope. I crashed it a couple of times but since it does not have any spines nothing happened and I just reset and sent it back up. Once I went a few minutes of not crashing I started doing some spins and dive bombs and again crashed it a few more times. I spent like two hours that first day having fun with my new kite and I loved every moment of it. Flying this kite made me want to get all the sizes of Synapse kites and try some other kites as well. This kite is definitely fun to play with and can’t really break if you crash it. I’ve been having so much fun I even got there 20 foot tube tail to add some flair to my kite. So if you want something to begin with check this kite out.

Scritto da: spence524

Fun to fly, pulls hard, casual maneuvering

This kite is fun to fly. I own several 2 line kites by Prism including the Nexus and Synapse 140, They each have their place. Compared to the nexus which can turn on a dime and is very fast, this kite is much slower. That doesn't make it bad, it just makes it different. It depends on what you want in a flying experience. It pulls hard compared to the 140 and Nexus. You are not going to get this kite to dive straight down and then immediately 180 straight back up, it will turn, but not fast. Again, it wasn't meant to. This is a fun all-around kite. The colors are not flashy, but still attractive. The bag that comes with it is nice too. Kite folds up over a few times and stuffs neatly back in where it can be cinched tight. I would recommend this, but not for young kids. It requires some strength to hold on to.

Scritto da: Erik M.

This kite is awsome!!!!

Bought this kite for my rocky point trip (puerta penasco) so I could fly it on the beach. Watched a couple youtube videos prior. This thing flew awsome! It was very windy, and this thing did drag me around the beach. Im 6ft and 195lbs. It really gave me a work but was so much fun. I had it sideways skimming the top of the ocean. I also bought a tube tail which was pretty cool too. Would defiantly recommend.

Scritto da: spazamaline

Love it...sooo much fun

It took a few crashes to learn how to keep it in the air but after a short while I was doing some cool stunts. Flies great and is tons of fun.