Sail the skies with 3D kites

Thanks to their large wings and tails, single-line SuperSize 3D Kites fly with relative ease. Warning: expect compliments from passersby; they're a sight to behold! 

SuperSize 3D Kites may be large, but they fly exceptionally well!

Monster-sized kites require little wind

Our obsession with doing it jumbo is well-documented. So it should go without saying that we love these colossal kites.

At their longest point, they're 6 feet across! However, they weigh less than a pound, so they'll take to the skies with as little as 7 mph of wind.

They don't call 'em "SuperSize" for nothing. These kites are majestic!

Sturdy fiberglass frame maintains stable flight

SuperSize 3D Kites are built to last. Their lightweight fiberglass airframe helps maintain a stable flight and can withstand a beating in the air and on the ground.

The sails are made from durable ripstop nylon. So instead of ten minutes of "fun" with those cheap, paper-thin plastic kites from the dollar store, you'll enjoy years of fun with 3D Kites.

The frame is also collapsible for easy transport.

The sturdy fiberglass airframe can withstand abuse.

Includes handle and line

SuperSize 3D Kites include everything you need to hit the wide open sky. Assembly is child's play and each kite includes handle, line, and fun tails.

Breaking down your kite for transport is a cinch, too. Depending on the style, all you'll need to do is remove a few fiberglass supports and fold 'er up. 

3D Kites include everything you need to start flying.

Own the blue yonder!

SuperSize 3D Kites are currently available in two "own the skies" styles: Pirate Ship and Dragon. In our experience, they're both great fliers. The choice of which one is "better" is purely an aesthetic one.

However, in an effort to avoid offending the kite gods, we suggest you purchase at least one of each.

SuperSize 3D Kites are currently available in Pirate Ship and Dragon styles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: Are they difficult to build?

Answer: Not at all. Assembly is quite easy and won't take more than 10 minutes.

Question: Is it difficult to get them in the air?

Answer: Nope! They weigh less than a pound and their large sails provide a large lifting surface. Ideal wind conditions are 7-18 mph.

Question: Do they fold up easily for transport?

Answer: Indeed they do! The fiberglass frame is collapsible.