🌈 Rainbow Adults' Outdoor Activities by SINGARE Review

I almost forgot how to fly a kite. I've been trying to figure out what to get my kids interested in while sticking to the rules of social distancing and I've decided to give it a try. The kite is made out of what looks like strong plastic paper. The rod looks like it's broken, but it's not. It took me a while to understand the instructions, probably because I didn't read them properly. It was a bit windy off the ground and that definitely helped. The stylus is easy to use and makes filament…

I bought this kite set to take my 10 and 7 year old grandchildren on a beach holiday. They used to have kites but they exhaust themselves running in circles trying to get kites up in the air so they never get a chance to experience the thrill of kite flying. These kites change all that for you. We took them to the beach at night (when there were fewer people) and the kites were airborne within 2 minutes of taking them out of the box. The boys flew them for almost an hour and the youngest…

I met my expectations based on the price and was pleasantly surprised. My boyfriend and I love kite flying in the spring and fall, but we don't usually expect our purchases to last after each kite season. I think that will help and we were able to buy them together and save a few bucks in the process. Another review noted that they are plastic. To clarify - the supports are made of plastic. The kites themselves are material. I think nylon or something. They are more durable than those we have…