International ISK figures

This page gathers the ISK compulsory figures used in international sport kite competitions.

They are sorted by discipline and class: individual, pairs, or teams, with either dual-line or multi-line kites. Each figure links to a dedicated page with its diagram and description.

Compulsory figures are not just for competition. They are a useful way to develop precision, control, and creativity as a pilot. If you fly quad-line kites, also look at the dual-line figures: many of them can be adapted to multi-line flying.

These figures and rules are taken from the official ISK documents, version 3.0, April 1st, 2017. This is a faithful web adaptation of the original PDFs, designed to make the figures easier to read, learn, and practice.

The official corpus is organized by discipline. Choose a discipline to view its complete set, or use the grid as a shortcut to a specific figure in its discipline.

Dual-line individual compulsory figures

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Dual-line pair compulsory figures

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Dual-line team compulsory figures

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Multi-line individual compulsory figures

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Multi-line pair compulsory figures

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Multi-line team compulsory figures

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Scoring, diagram conventions, and the vocabulary used in the descriptions are gathered on a dedicated page — keep it handy while you browse the figures.

How to read ISK figures

These figures are a competition framework, but also a useful training ground. Practicing them helps you read the wind window, stabilize flight paths, and understand what makes a figure clean.

Whether you are preparing for a competition or simply looking for new exercises, the goal remains the same: improve your precision and consistency.

If you are preparing for a first competition in France, compare this full corpus with the FFVL “Novice” figures, designed as a more progressive entry point.

These figures and this page follow the official ISK documents, version 3.0, April 1st, 2017. Copies hosted by QuadKites.org, in case the originals become unavailable.

To consult publications at their source, visit the ISK website.

Federations, associations, and international networks are gathered on the Community page.

Last updated: — split off the reading guide, linked training resources