Kite Adar Latawiec 495999 by Adar — single-line recreational kite, lightweight fabric, model 495999

Adar Latawiec 495999 by Adar is a single-line recreational kite designed for casual outdoor flying. Constructed from lightweight fabric with a simple frame and single-line rig, this model provides straightforward assembly and compact storage for transport. The kite delivers basic stability in moderate winds and is intended for family use, beginners and recreational flyers on beaches, parks and open fields.

Advantages

The kite's lightweight fabric and uncomplicated single-line setup reduce assembly time and make handling easier for novice pilots. Its compact size and foldable frame enable convenient transport and storage. The design focuses on predictable flight behavior in moderate wind conditions, offering a reliable and low-maintenance option for occasional outdoor use.

Suitable for

• Leisure flying on beaches and coastal areas
• Family activities and beginner practice in parks
• Open-field recreational sessions and casual outdoor entertainment

Key specifications

• Type: single-line recreational kite
• Material: lightweight synthetic fabric canopy
• Frame: simple, foldable spars for compact storage
• Control: single-line rig suitable for one-person operation
• Wind range: suitable for moderate winds (light to medium breeze)
• Portability: compact when packed for transport

How to use

Unfold the kite and assemble the spars according to the frame fittings, ensuring each spar is securely seated. Attach the single-line to the bridle point and check that the line runs freely without twists. Choose an open area clear of obstacles and launch into a steady moderate breeze by holding the kite upwind and releasing the line gradually while walking backwards to let it climb. To control altitude, feed out more line for higher flight or reel in for descent. After flying, retrieve the kite by winding the line in, collapse the spars and fold the fabric for storage.

Usage recommendations

Use the kite in open spaces away from power lines, trees and crowds. Avoid flying in strong gusts or stormy weather. Inspect spars and bridle points before each use and store the kite dry to preserve the fabric and frame. Supervise children while flying and follow local safety regulations applicable to recreational kites.