🛩️ Adult Tail Flyer Fighter Plane Review

The kite is easy to assemble and remove when finished. We have used the kite several times. Good value for the season. I highly recommend this product.

Great kite and even better price. Structural clarification can be improved with more detailed instructions. But once it was assembled, the kids lined up to play with it. He flew great. Can be easily folded up for the next event.

Poles won't fit through the center fittings because the pockets are on the outside - which I'm showing in the picture - doesn't make sense! It can only go into the fitting as the pocket is on the outside. It's so stupid and doesn't make any sense when you put it together! What a waste!

After assembly, the kite flexes so much that its nose dives during launch. The only way for a person 6ft or taller to keep him in the air is to pull the kite's nose up again and again. Written for children aged 3+, but definitely not. When the rods were pressed hard, they splintered and a bundle of fiberglass fell into my hand. Ouch! Will return. Bought another kite and got it higher than the trees with no problem.

This kite has been with us for a long time. If you take the time to relax the tension on the string, it flies very well. To do this, the entire string is loosened and the spool is pressed together in the direction of the rotary clamp. Today after the kit was about 15 feet in the air the line started catching. I looked down and saw the spindle give out. I'm planning to rewind it onto a piece of wood as I'm sure a spare like that won't last long anyway. Definitely not a bad kite but I'm not…

I hope you like this kite. Attractive design, reasonable size, colorful etc. but there are problems. While the instructions were fine I just found it difficult to put together and needed a friend's help. Then, after 10 minutes of trying to assemble it, it "took off" in moderate winds (10-15 mph?), but then started rocking back and forth and eventually nose-diving. Tried to start several times and each time he invariably nose dived. I think the long tail is to blame and something with the kite…

The assembly was fairly easy and the material was good. The bars looked like they were made out of carbon fiber and the fabric was pretty light. However, flying them is quite difficult. I tried to fly several times. When I first got to the park the wind was about 11 miles an hour. The kite went up, but I couldn't keep it in the air for more than 30 seconds. The second time I was at the beach. At that time the wind speed was definitely higher. I lifted him in the air. However, the flight pattern