Review on XENTUMI Diamond Outdoor Assemble Portable by Don Pintac

They are very easy to assemble and almost complete. The colors are nice and bright, but when you try to fly one of them, the fabric the cord runs through starts to tear and stretch. See photo. You can see the red side of the bottom of the kite, that's the size where the hole starts. Purple is the amount the migration at the top has increased due to the fabric tearing. I recommend adding a ring or stitching to these points to reinforce the material. Otherwise the wind will tear you apart, and without the wind you will not launch a kite. You can't fly a kite with ropes and holes. Another issue is that you might want to wear gloves to protect your hands from the kite rope, otherwise you may get rope burns.