Large Cobra Kite for Adults Kids Boys with Super Long Tail, Extra Easy to Fly, Best Huge Kites for The Beach/Party/Field/Park, It Will Dominate The Sky!

We had an absolute blast with this cobra kite! It was durable, easy to put together, and fun for our five and seven-year-olds. The tail was much longer than I expected, and the string was sturdy. It was the envy of everyone at the park!

So cute with the long tail kids will love it!

Easy Peasy to fly. Very impressive in the sky.

First kite I've purchased in years (not counting those for kitesurfing). Fun decorative kite that looks great in the sky. My 10 year old thinks it's awesome.Have flown this kite twice now. Once in about 5mph of wind and then again in about 10mph. The long tail makes it relatively stable although gusts/lulls can cause it to dive and do loops (and occasionally crash).TIP -- Best stability is achieved by assembling the cross-piece in front of the vertical bar. The lines pull from the vertical bar so if the cross-bar is in front, it will be pulled tight and the kite will maintain shape much better and be much less likely to crash. (The first time we flew it, it flew perfectly. The second time, it crashed a couple of times until I thought about the bar positioning and fixed my assembly error.)The line that came with it is pretty good but we hooked a 600ft reel to it and probably put it up 400 feet. I'd definitely recommend a reel for any kite, especially if you expect a child to bring it back down.

Easy to assemble, flies well and is eager to go up up up! This kite is great for kids or someone with frail wrists as it does not pull or yank at all (just enough to lift itself) Recommend a piece of cardboard or something to help roll up the tail with. 100ft by hand is rough. For the price, this is a good one.

Best kite on the beach!

Awesome size and so colorful!

This kite is GREAT!! It is well constructed but not as ready-to-fly right out of the package. I recommend TWO tips to make this an outstanding flyer. TIP ONE: Secure the horizontal cross spar with its center on top of the long vertical spar with a piece of electrical tape. This prevents the cross spar from shifting from its best position. TIP TWO: After securing the horizontal spar to the vertical spar, cut a piece of kite string about 30 inches long and make a slip loop at one end. Place this loop under the outside and under the sewn patch the holds the end of the horizontal spar to the body of the kite. Next, pull the string taut over the horizontal spar to form a shape that looks something like a bow. The distance from the string to the horizontal spar should be 3" to 4". Secure the end around and under the other sewn patch that secures the horizontal spar to the kite body. Tie off securely. These TWO tips will greatly improve the lift and flight dynamics of the kite. GUARANTEED to make it easy to fly in and wind. HOURS of fun!!!!