- Easy to handle: Unlock the kite line wheel winder, connect kite with the swivel clip, stop the going line with the lock,young kids could handle it by themselves
- Waxed twisted thread: 60lb x 600ft, you could fly larger kites higher in the sky.The Ring Line-Guide and the thicker cord(Diameter: 1.2mm) make the spool not easy to get tangled
- Smooth Rotation with lower noise: Upgraded 6 captive steel roller bearings makes the kite string holder spinning smoothly and easily, meanwhile, you can use it for years
- High class ABS plastic: which makes the winder to be more transparent and solid. Could hardly deformed by seawater and glare. Perfect resistance to drops/impact . Kids just can't break it!
- The diameter of this reel winder is 18cm/ 7inches, it is for kids, teens and people whose palm width is no more than 8cm / 3.2inches
Product description
Mint's Colorful Life is our registered brand in US and EU, we specialize in kite and kite accessories, especially in original creative kite.
Not only would we like to provide some traditional kites with new idea, but we design our kites with pretty pictures.
Pay attention to our brand, we will produce more innovative kites continuously.
Flying should be more fun!
Parameter for kite reel winder
- Weight: 0.75 lb
- Diameter: 7.2"
- Line Length: 600 ft
- Line Power: 60 lb
A Nice Reel
1.Better Ball Bearing
2.Bettter ABS Plastic
3.Powerful Line
4.Longer String
Knot at The End of The Line
Avoid to give all the string out, even though 3 knots in the end of the line.
For the size and the line power, we recommend it used for the kites below 2m.
A Wonderful Reel
1.Better Ball Bearing
2.Bettter ABS Plastic
3.Powerful Line
4.Longer String
A Nice Looked Reel
1. Bright Colors
2. Transparent Plastic
3. Easy to be found in the grass and beach
Knot at The End of The Line
Avoid to give all the string out, even though 3 knots in the end of the line.
The reel winder is for kids, teens and people with smaller hands. And wearing gloves for flying kite is always recommended.
How to avoid the tangled line?
Generally speaking, it tend to be happened when you reel the line in. Leave your lines connected to the kite as you wind them up (this significantly reduces the risk of tangles) and walk towards the kite, keeping tension in the lines. Undo your lines when you reach them.
Nope, they're knotted. Remain calm and slowly attempt to separate the birds nest by grabbing parts of it and teasing them out from the rest. Once you've got a bit of breathing room, look for the loops that are causing the problems. Take the culprit loop and ease it out of the nest by following it back to the bar. Once you've had a good crack at the loops, find the end of 1 line (could start with the red one) and start to wangle it all the way out. This involves effectively following the line back on itself, through all of the knots and twists. Once you've got it all the way out, separate it from the rest and start on the next one. Repeat until they are all are free.
Factory Making Kite Video
