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No matter what you're flying skill, we've got a kite for you!
Beginners and kids, you’ll love our selection of 1-string (single-line) kites in all shapes, colors, and styles, including: old-fashioned "Ben Franklin" diamond, many species of bird kites, triangular-shaped deltas, sledy "sled" kites that fold up and fit in a pocket, fierce oriental dragons, cellular box kites, and novelty kites in a variety of fun and strange shapes.
Intermediate and advanced kite fliers, you’re sure to find something challenging to fly in our stunt kites selection, which includes: stacking diamond Dyna Kites, a wide variety of delta stunt kites, 2-string trick kites, and other sport kites.
Looking for a beautiful, decorative kite to hang from the ceiling or on a wall? Then don’t miss our large selection of handmade, hand painted, and hand crafted Balinese kites from Indonesia. Did I mention you can fly them, too?
At Wind Dance Kites, there’s something for the whole family. You can even shop by skill level: beginner, intermediate and advanced.
Have a question? Ask us. We've personally flown just about every kite we carry.
Looking for a fun and relaxing kite for kids of all ages? Check out our selection of single line kites and kites for beginners.
If you're a kite-flying pro or looking for a new & exciting challenge, take a look at our selection of stunt kites and stacking kites. Our Dyna Kites are the best stacking diamond stunt kites on the market today! They're perfect for beginners because they're easy to fly, easy to learn on, and safe to use. They're also challenging for intermediate and advanced kite fliers. No kite on the market is as versatile: as your skill increases, just add more kites to your stack! The current world record is 111 Dyna Kites in a single stack. Yes, I said, "One-hundred eleven Dyna Kites in a single stack!"
Whether you display these handmade, hand-painted folk art kites or fly them, they'll cause a sensation! Our beautiful, eye-catching Bali kites have remarkable detail. You can see it in all the tiny brushstrokes used to create fur, feather, and reptile shading on these amazing Balinese kites from Indonesia!