Easy handling
Fly it on a set of handles or bar, the Spark is easy to fly. The two line setup enables you to learn the sport quick and easy, minimizes the chance of your flying lines getting tangled and avoids any need for adjusting or tuning the kite.

High top speed & Quick turns
The Spark is not a kite that you will put away after a flight or two. The Spark flies fast and turns quick, it keeps you improving your kite skills with ease. Start with simple figure of 8 movements, and when you get the feeling of how the kite responds to your arm movements, take the next step by making more aggressive turns and loops.

Docile pull
The Spark 1.5 is the correct size for learning. In light winds you can get your kite skills improved quick and easy, but when the wind picks up you will be surprised by the nice pull this little kite can produce. This will be a perfect foundation for flying future larger power kites, jumping into a buggy or getting on the water to go kiteboarding.

Stability
The Spark is a stable kite. It does not tend to collapse over your head very easily so you can enjoy the flight of this little kite at all times, with a very solid pull and speed.

Features
Medium aspect ratio for easy handling yet good performance.

Crossvented profiles for easier relaunch after a crash on the beach.

Color coded handles, lines and attachment loops on the kite for easy recognition of left and right.

Velcro bridle loop to minimize the chance of bridles getting tangled when packing the kite.

Stitched bridles for less bridle drag and smoother finish.

Controlling your Spark
Your Spark can be flown on any kind of two line handles. The kite is supplied with padded wrist straps, but there is an optional bar available for you to get the feeling of flying kites on a control bar.

Wrist straps
Fly the Spark on wrist straps, for simple two line controlling. The wrist straps give you a better ‘feel’ of the kite, you get a better response as the lines are almost attached directly to your hands. With wrist straps your kite is slightly more manoeuvrable. If you let go of one handle the kite collapses and safely floats down to the ground, so in case the kite delivers too much power this is your safe way out.