When I decided that I wanted to try to learn to fly dual-line stunt kites, I had initially bought a very cheap and cheaply made kite to learn on. Over the course of the next two weeks, the best I could do was launch it and keep it airborne for 30 seconds max. I was starting to get frustrated and figured that it was either me, or it was the cheap kite I’d initially bought, so I decided to narrow it down and I bought a Prism Quantum 2.0 Kite.
When it arrived and I opened it, I was blown away by the quality of the construction and materials, and I was even more impressed with the quality of the bridles and the fact that you can adjust both the left and right bridles which will affect the pull and how hard or wide the kite will turn, as well as the ability to adjust the lower bridle by the center T at the base of the kite, which will raise and lower the nose, which gives you total control of how you’ll account for wind speed and the way the kite flies. I also liked that it came with wrist straps and Dyneema line, and that you can clip it to the bridle.
I finally got a few days with steady 12-15 mph winds, I took the Quantum 2.0 out, and it launched immediately, and I finally was able to get my first good 8 minute flight. The kite flies beautifully, it has strong pull, and the bridle tuning really does give you ultimate control over how hard this kite will fly. This kite is an absolute blast, it’s very responsive and perfect, especially for beginners. 5 stars.
