Review on 🪁 Easy Kids TOY Life Kites by Tyler Vaughn

I bought these because they were cheap but looked colorful and the reviews said they were relatively easy to fly. Assembling the rainbow triangle wasn't difficult, but it did take two people to hold it in place and make sure the poles stayed in place while we attached them. We took her to the nearest school where there was grass and lots of space. The Rainbow Triangle can be difficult to lift at first - it helps if you have a friend who can hold it and catch the wind - but once it's up it's fun. This is a beginner kite but when it gets into the wind it really pulls you and spins in the sky pulling in all directions. I love how you feel the kite being pulled - you feel like you are flying it and not just standing there like super light, super easy and super cheap kites. If it falls, it will land upside down on the ground, so it's difficult to pick it up again until someone else picks it up for you. It looks like the octopus didn't want to go that high in the sky, but it looked cool with its long tail. The triangle flew straight overhead depending on the wind direction, but the octopus tended to stay diagonal. I wonder if the long tail and multiple strands made it harder? We lost an octopus to a tree - even when the wind almost blew it free, its long tail was still wrapped in a branch. But luckily we have a second one. Anyway, for less than $20 I got three kites which were quite fun on a good day. I don't know if they are good value for money as I don't really know anything about kites. (One of us flew a kite bought at a dollar store, which was easiest but less exciting in my opinion). But the kites worked and arrived in good condition.