🪁 Prism Kite Technology TT20 Tube: Unleashing Next-Level Performance and Precision Review

Prismatic tails look great on just about any kite you attach them to, and add some sky-writing fun to your stunt kite for a change of pace when flying! Treat them right and they will last a long time. I've included a photo of these tails on the Premier Kites Power Sled 36 and not only do they look amazing, they help stabilize the kite!

I have attached this to HQ Symphony Pro 2.2. The tail perfectly repeats a kite's trajectory. If you want to draw attention to yourself while kite flying, this is for you. I have to warn you if your kite doesn't have a strong tail mount it can easily detach from the drag. The tail loop on my kite broke on the first day. The tail itself remained intact.

This is my third kite tail in my collection. I have two 20s, this is my second and I have a 75. I've used them on all types of kites. Deltas, parafoils, 1 line, 2 lines and 4 lines. Great for adding a little extra resistance on windy days and always great for show. I always get comments and sometimes applause especially on the beach when I use these ponytails.

Prism makes solid devices. I have several kites, repair kits and tails. This cock is very good. Good quality round opening line, ring and fittings. Sewing guarantees a long service life. The lower strut and connector are simple, functional, fast and of excellent quality. Comes in a good mid-range bag. I have three of these. I recommend them unreservedly.

I thought 75ft was too much and my double string would stretch. However, the 75s still rip and add a new level of fun to a sport I've been interested in for a while. I've had a cheap 15-20 foot butt, but it was never as exciting as this tubular toe version. The air fills up and appears to leave a "trail" of where the kite has been, which is a lot more fun than just a tail blowing in the wind. don't want to go home. :) Enjoy!

Nooooo. In short: it makes kite flying easy for an amateur like me. Longer story: I was really upset about a Delta Stowaway kite I got. He caught the wind and rose a little, then dived and bombarded the ground. Maybe I could make some adjustments, but I have no idea what I'm doing. I bought the ponytail on a whim and decided to give it a try. This fully stabilized the kite. All I had to do was hold on and the wind did the rest. That looks like BA too. Yes that's right, a kite can be a BA…

Well…. I had to calculate! 20 feet does not equal a 75 foot cock! The picture on the packaging was also misleading. I don't know if I thought 20 feet was 20 meters or what! The 20 foot cock is cute. I put it on power foil and it works fine. On a kite it looks like a cat's tail and stays stiff during flight. I love dragons but be damn greed when I paid $40 for a 75 foot cock. You can get ribbon tails and they're just as responsive as that overpriced tubular tail. Therefore only 3 stars. I felt…

On a relatively windy day I used my (2) 20ft AND my (2) 75ft tails together on my Prism P3 Dual Power Kite. The 20's went first and I immediately noticed the extra stability where usually on loss of wind power or a slight gust in the opposite direction the kite would deflate and unless you are a very experienced kite flyer, crash. There was minimal additional drag on the kite's speed. If you have enough wind I recommend 75ft instead as it gives a much more dramatic effect to your flight…