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.
Browse all figures
Section titled "Browse all figures"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
View disciplineDual-line pair compulsory figures
View disciplineDual-line team compulsory figures
View disciplineMulti-line individual compulsory figures
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MI 02Ladder Up
MI 03Steps and Turns (Master)
MI 04Two Down (Experienced)
MI 07Arc Circle (Master)
MI 08Camel Back (Master)
MI 09Clock Tower (Master)
MI 13Z Pass (Experienced)
MI 15Pivots (Experienced)
MI 16Lollypop (Master)
MI 17Reverse Octagon (Master)
MI 19Bumps (Master)
MI 20Lift (Experienced)
MI 21Diamond (Master)
MI 22The Felix (Experienced)
MI 23Slide and Square (Intermediate)
MI 24Basic Elevator (Novice)
MI 25The Arch (Intermediate)
MI 26The Arch with Stops (Experienced)
MI 27Up, Down, Up (Intermediate)
MI 28Square (Intermediate)
MI 29Quadrato (Intermediate)
MI 30Vertical Pivots (Experienced)
MI 31Circle Over Clock (Experienced)
MI 32All Slides (Experienced)
MI 33Home Sweet Home (Master)
MI 34Circle (Experienced)
MI 35Two Rings (Master)
MI 36Rise and Lap (Intermediate)
MI 37Boomerang (Master)Multi-line pair compulsory figures
View disciplineMulti-line team compulsory figures
View disciplineNeed help reading the figures?
Section titled "Need help reading the figures?"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 figuresWhat these figures develop
Section titled "What these figures develop"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.
Official ISK documents
Section titled "Official ISK documents"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.
- ISK Rule Book v3: competition rules, version 3.0, April 1st, 2017.
- ISK Judges Book v3: judging principles and scoring references.
- ISK Compulsories Book v3: official compulsory figures and descriptions.
To consult publications at their source, visit the ISK website.
Federations, associations, and international networks are gathered on the Community page.
Train with the figures
Section titled "Train with the figures"- Work on precision flying before attempting the most demanding paths.
- Watch the Fly 4 Fun competition figures to move from diagrams to multi-line examples in flight.
- Discover how Jean-Pierre Dravigney prepares and rehearses his figures: training frequency, flight-window references, and adapting to wind conditions.
Last updated: — split off the reading guide, linked training resources
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