6.5ft Rokkaku Kite

I have the Venus print. This is my best flying rokkaku. Has never failed me to fly, and sticks to a spot in the sky. Very well made. Tunable with two bowlines and tow point. Will buy another one, its that good.

This (Rainbow Focus) is the kite that I get the most ''ooh's & ahh's'' from passersby of the more than 20 that I have. Flies like it's painted on sky even in funky winds & stays up when almost everything else fails. I added a 50' tube tail, but it's just for effect. Definitely doesn't need it for stability. Will add the Cool Twist version before next summer. Very well made & outstanding value for the price.

Being sixty years old I am not inclined to say this much, but I am blown away by these kites! They stay up when other ones come down, look great in the air, and are very well made. One of mine got stuck in a tree, bridle lines wrapped around a branch, and once I got it down and replaced the bridle it flew again like a champ. Heck with a five, I give mine a Ten!
Doug Thomson

These are some of my favorite kites and they are always in my kite bag. Like Jim down in New Zealand, I have multiples of this kite, I enjoy them so much. I have found the 46'' version to be one of my favorites, as well. Very Nice Kites, they fly well and look Great up in the sky. Typical excellent Premier kite quality with top notch materials and sewing. A note of caution when you first unpack this kite, as the ''daisy chain'' is not what it appears and will require some careful unwrapping. Also, I Highly recommend CA gluing the collar stoppers on the vertical spine and all six of the tip ends. (three of my four big Premier Rok's had slippery collar stoppers). If I had to leave the house with only two kites to fly, This One would Have to be one of them, without question.

I have three of these big rokkaku kites, having just added the Poison Dart Frog as the latest. They are all very impressive in the air, and fly beautifully. They look and fly great without tails, but on a day when the wind is a bit unsteady, a fuzzy tail helps keep them pasted to the sky. And they will lift plenty of line laundry as well. With careful adjustment of bridle and bowing, they will fly in less than the 4mph quoted. At the quoted 18mph maximum, they pull like mad. Good value.