🦋 Vibrant Butterfly Activities for Childhood Fun with SINGARE Colorful Set Review

Quick assembly and easy flight. This was the first kite for our 7 year old. It flies in light winds and higher. And not just static flight. In moderate winds and above, our 'pilot' has found that she can induce some kite antics by varying a strong tension and then releasing the tension for a moment. When we lost our first rainbow kite in the bay we replaced it with the same one.

Structure worked well. tiny cards with poor pictorial instructions and some words so small they can't be read. But we found out. Once assembled they worked great. The butterfly kite was a bit difficult to keep in the air. The adults had fun. He fell and fell. The standard kite went up easily and stayed in the air the whole time. It was great for little kids in a bunch. We spent a few hours having fun with them and they are still in excellent condition and saved for another outing.

I would like to read the reviews a little better. Butterfly assembly instructions weren't the easiest. Having finally assembled it, I can understand why the other reviews didn't fly. It was frustrating when I bought a pair as I have two grandchildren. Another kite was easy to assemble and flew well on the beach. Have no other. Since I bought a pair, I would have to return both. This is a cute butterfly but not a good flying kite. Instead, I just hang it on the wall in our playroom.

A few days ago my kids and I went to the beach and they really wanted to fly on a long butterfly similar to the kit and so did I. Everyone has this child, even if they are my age. In any case. It was very easy to put together, as was the plugin. mouse on the desktop! After that we all got upset and felt like losers! We couldn't get it to fly. It will come out of the ground, but don't stand still and don't move with the current! For some reason these two weren't doing well and my kids were sad…

How bad?! Parts cannot be assembled. I followed all the installation instructions but the kite still wouldn't. As it turned out, the lengths of the parts are bad. There is this plastic cross connector that is supposed to hold four cross sticks plus two vertical sticks together as the backbone of the kite, but the vertical sticks are about the same length and the information on the packaging says one has to be very short. That's the problem. The spine rods need to be very long and very short so…