Multi-line individual compulsory figures

More lines, more control—more to master. Flying solo with a multi-line kite unlocks a whole new level of precision. You gain backward flight, hover control, and rotation—all in your hands. These figures will help you refine your technique and explore what’s possible with four lines (or more, at least three lines).

On this page, you’ll find all the official ISK compulsory figures for Multi-line Individual Precision, based on the 3.0 version of the ISK rulebook (April 1st, 2017). Each figure has its own page, with its diagram and full description, to guide your progress.

If this is your first time encountering these figures, we recommend checking out our compulsory figure introduction to see how they fit into competition—and how they can level up your flying.

The Euro Cup 2025 in Fréjus set MI 03, MI 34 and MI 37 in individual.

See the how to read ISK figures page.

Prepare these paths with a quad-line kite

Work on precision flying to stabilize paths, angles, and speed. The Fly 4 Fun competition figures then provide multi-line examples in flight.

Last updated: Oct 25, 2026 — each figure has its own page, with its animation, the sequence of its movements and its diagram; this page becomes their directory

Multi-line individual compulsory figures

Prepare these paths with a quad-line kite

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