Skipper

SKU: Skipper
Category: Traction
Manufacturers: Spiderkites

sturdy Trainer Kite on four lines

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€ 109,00

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This item has variations. Please select the requested variation.

The Skipper is our answer to our customer’s desire for a rock-solid trainer kite for power kiting. And yet the Skipper is more than that: Its agility and power make it a sports device with huge potential for fun and workout. Due to its sophisticated construction the kite flies in a large wind range.
The four-liner bar allows you to control the kite under all circumstances, even on the edge of the wind window and during reverse launches.
As it suits a trainer kite, the Skipper is sturdily built: to survive the harsh everyday life we gave him a strong polyester sail and durable bridle lines. Dyneema flying lines provide a direct link between the kite and the pilot. As an extra feature the kite killer helps you release pressure from the kite (and the kite flyer).

And because it a four line kite you can quickly swap the bar for four line handles. For even more control and your first experience in a buggy or on a board.

Skipper 1.8

span : 240 cm
height: 88 cm
sail area: 1,8 qm
AR: 3,3
cells: 14
material: 70D Rip Stop Polyester
wind: 2 - 5 Bft
ready to fly with trainer bar,
Dyneema lines, Kite Killer, groundstake

Skipper 2.5

span: 290 cm
height: 100 cm
area: 2.5 qm
AR: 3,4
cell: 14
material: 70D Rip Stop Polyester
wind: 2 - 5 Bft
ready to fly with trainer bar,
Dyneema lines, Kite Killer, groundstake

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Manufacturer information:

Spiderkites OHG
Neuer Weg 72
Niedersachsen
Norden, Deutschland, 26506

Responsible person:

Spiderkites OHG
Neuer Weg 72
Niedersachsen
Norden, Deutschland, 26506

Importer and contact:

Spiderkites OHG
Neuer Weg 72
Niedersachsen
Norden, Deutschland, 26506

Warnings:

Only fly in wind conditions in which you retain control of your kite at all times and for which your kite is designed. Children in particular should never be overstrained by the pulling forces of their kites.
Be careful when using longer flying lines as there is a risk of strangulation.
Never fly near power lines, airports or obstacles that could potentially lead to accidents.
Never fly during thunderstorms. Flying lines conduct electricity, so the kite should be landed immediately at the first sign of an approaching storm.
Watch out for passers-by and bystanders. The pilot is always responsible for safety when flying a kite.
Use sufficiently dimensioned ground anchors.
Observe the legally stipulated maximum flying height for kites.
Caution: not suitable for children under the age of three!