JEKOSEN Dragon Outdoor Activities 🐉 for Adults - Sports & Outdoor Play Review

This kite takes over 10mph wind and has a mind of its own. He likes to do sudden dives to the bottom or do 3 dive cycles randomly. I bought blue and red. They're both unpredictable and just not fun to fly. They are not edged so they fray easily. The assembly is very important and the instructions are not that good

Looks cool, but flies badly. I had two sets, one climbed in minutes even in strong winds. I spent an hour on it and while the conditions weren't ideal, there were problems. Maybe I set something wrong, there is a picture in the instructions but I had to send it back I was upset.

I have been flying kites for over 20 years. This kite is very difficult to assemble (online instruction was very helpful) and very difficult to fly. I couldn't keep it in the air and 5 other adults at the picnic tried too and were less successful than me. The shape is very unstable and the kite tips over at the slightest change in wind direction.

I bought this kite and another at the same time. This one had more detail and was a bit more difficult to assemble, but not terrible. The main thing was that the tail, which looks very cool, was so long that it was harder to fly. The tail would have tangled around the kite's body, making initial launch difficult. It worked best when two people launched the kite.

If I could give this kite 0 stars I would. it was the worst kite ever. If you want to have a good day DO NOT BUY THIS KITE! We (we ie me, my son, my mother, my son's father and his girlfriend) spent over 2 hours trying to get this kite to fly when it finally took off it took less than a minute and dived off again. like a bullet. (And if it hit a person or animal it would cause damage) I will be returning this kite and hope no one has a bad day because of this kite.

The kite is fairly easy to assemble, although there were a lot of small poles to assemble. I took it to the beach and after trying to lift it in the air I realized the cord's connection point was to blame, top or bottom no matter how you look at it. Moved the string to the center of the frame and miraculously the kite took off from that point. You need a good breeze. The second day wasn't the usual beach breeze and the kite didn't want to take off. All in all it's great to fly once in the air…

No instructions, but it's easy enough to use trial and error to figure out what goes where. There is a parts list so you at least know everything is there. Once assembled it flies well as the tail keeps it nice and straight (important for a beach kite when the wind can change quickly). It's fairly durable, even after several swim laps when the wind has died down completely. In general, wear gloves when assembling it for the first time, and I recommend pre-assembling it before you actually…

I was looking forward to getting this kite. The material used is disappointing, it feels almost like paper except it's a thin cheap material. Also, there are so many rods that can be built with no information other than a photo. It would be useful to label the wands with some sort of inscription and a cross-reference to the instructions. After about 45 minutes the kite was assembled. The test has come to fly. We tried to fly but the crossings kept falling apart. First I glued one side as that…