Learn to fly
Start with four practical topics, then discover broader resources presented by their authors.
Here, we cover flying, team flying, building and competition through guides, tutorials, plans and resources that can be hard to find elsewhere.
The goal is simple: help people discover quad-line kites, progress at their own pace and connect with other kite flyers.
Start with four practical topics, then discover broader resources presented by their authors.
Build a shared language, prepare flights and progressively expand the team’s maneuver vocabulary.
Find complete tutorials, plans, workshop archives, techniques and field notes shared by builders.
Use compulsory figures as references, then relive major editions with rankings, scores and videos.
Flying indoors, where you make the wind yourself, now has its own place in the resources: the Cramayailes indoor school, restored in French and English, the KiteLife indoor tutorials and Windless With Watty.
Basics, Precision flying, Tricks and Choosing and maintaining your gear have many more videos, sorted by step or by trick. Club 38 is reorganized by level, with the skills of each level brought forward.
Revolution Kites, Aerialis, Now’Air, KiteJust4Fun, Windy With Watty and Carl Robertshaw now have their own page, most with the video transcripts.
HQ Kites’ Quadline Kite Guide, a 40-page flying guide that works for any brand, in six languages, and the Revolution, Fulcrum and Shiva manuals, with French translations and re-typeset English editions.
The page adds groups for quad-line kites, sport kites and the secondary market, and sorts the groups by type.
The World Kite Cup 2024 and 2026 in Berck and the Euro Cup 2025 in Fréjus each have their own space, with rankings, scores and videos.
Every video in the section now has what we take away from it and its explanation as text, split into chapters with times that jump straight to the right moment.