Review on 🌈 Hengda's 55 Inch Rainbow Parafoil Design by Jason Daves

Great stuff. You can't beat the price. It stays inflated at lower wind speeds compared to slightly higher ones. I'm guessing you need at least 10mph wind to get it airborne. But you'll get a lot more fun and agility in 15-25 mph winds. The higher the wind speed, the more control you have. You need air to make the airfoil stiff. When trying to fly and the wind is blocked by buildings or trees; he will fall from the sky. I first learned to fly by lifting it off the ground with the help of a friend who held it by the edges above my head. Don't believe the reviews that say it sucks and doesn't fly. They probably didn't have enough wind. Unlike traditional kites which have a skeleton, you need wind to fill the kite and also to keep it aloft. Lots of fun, highly recommend for a beach on a winding road.