Atelier “Transfer XT.S” Review
Posted on June 17, 2015The innovative XT.S it turns out is quite a surprising kite, competition (team even) oriented it may be, but its got plenty of freestyle fun to offer, a true polyvalent and most definitely worth a second look, read on …
![This past year I’ve been spending an increasing amount of time flying very short lines, 30′ or less. I’ve always enjoyed watching videos of this style of flying; Gregory Reynes on […]](http://v2.2.kiteclique.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Feather-200x110.jpg "Short Lines / Street Style")
Short Lines / Street Style
Posted on March 29, 2015This past year I’ve been spending an increasing amount of time flying very short lines, 30′ or less. I’ve always enjoyed watching videos of this style of flying; Gregory Reynes on […]
Diamond Kites “Aventador” Review by Grischa
Posted on July 26, 2014The Aventador is a great all round kite. Whether you fly fast-n-furious-freestyle or more rigorous competition style with lines clean in-and out tricks and landings this kite has you covered.
Sky Sport Design “ATM” SUL Review by Tom Patterson
Posted on November 29, 2013I don’t think that you will find a better overall kite at this price point. Sky Sport has managed to make this kite available at a much lower cost while meeting performance and quality expectations. The ATM SUL is so versatile, that you may find it becomes the one kite that you consistently take with you to the field.
R-Sky “Shooter” Review by Grischa (& Jürgen)
Posted on November 17, 2013The Shooter is a true R-Sky kite ! The shape and design are typical of the famous Roger Tessa Gambassi kite workshop. Richard Debray and the R -Sky team pilots are proving very successful with this kite and they demonstrate that France is still absolutely top notch in sport kite technology.
Benson “SuperFly” Review by Al Tanner
Posted on June 28, 2013The Superfly is the creation of multiple UK freestyle champion Chris Goff. It is a cutting edge freestyle kite aimed at casual and competition flyers alike, designed to exploit a deep sitting turtle without compromising other tricks and general feel.