Prism Jazz Sport Kite, 69997 | Toys | Electronics & Gadgets | GEAR

1-888-226-7667

catalog request

gift registry

customer service

Gear Gurus

Prism Jazz Sport Kite

Item #: 69997

Our Price: $39.99

* Color:

Quantity:

View all brand products

View Larger

Smaller stunt kites in the 4-6 foot range take longer to learn with because they're quick and easier to over-control. But if you want to check out sport kiting with a minimal investment, treat yourself to the very best little trainer on the market: The Prism Jazz Sport Kite. It's a zippy little wing that packs up small, so take it everywhere. Leave it in the car, at the beach house, strapped to your motorcycle...because you never know when the wind will urge you to head out for a fly. The Prism Jazz's deep wing profile and tough glass/carbon hybrid frame means you can hand it off to anyone - your kids, your sweetie, or that interested bystander who's been watching, fascinated, for the last half hour. It's the air, it's quick but remarkably stable and easy to control, even for a low-time pilot. Engineered and built to the same obsessive standards as Prism's top-end equipment, it's a simple, compact little gem that will get you up and flying with a grin.

Skill level: novice.
Wing span: 55 in. (140 cm.)
Wind range: 5-25 mph.
Speed: Fast.
Pull: light.
Frame: Pultruded Fiberglass / graphite.
Sail: Ripstop nylon.
Flying lines: 65 ft. x 90 lbs. Spectra line.
Includes quick-start instructions printed on back of zippered case.
Comes ready to fly with Spectra lines, winder and flight straps.
Size: Folds to 25 in.
Wt: n/a.

REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

by PowerReviews

Prism Jazz Sport Kite

4.3

(based on 4 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Fun (4)

Cons

Best Uses

Family (4)
Adults (3)

- Was this a gift?:
- No (4)

Reviewed by 4 customers

Sort by

Displaying reviews 1-4

7/9/2012

4.0

Two handed kite, takes some muscle

By Kat the Naturalist

from Midwest, USA

About Me Environmentalist

Pros

Can Withstand Use
Fun
Packs small

Cons

Difficult for kids

Best Uses

Family

Comments about Prism Jazz Sport Kite:

Hubby received this kite as a gift. Kids assembled it but found it difficult to get into the air. If you follow the directions to let out all the line and start it that way, it gets airborne. It did stay up well in 10mph sustained winds but took a lot of strength to control. Hubby said it caused a couple of friction marks on his hands. It looks great, though. Will take practice to get to do tricks. Love the color, how small it packs and the handy included carrying case.

Comment on this review

12/30/2011

5.0

Great kite!

By Dano

from Ontario, Canada

About Me Avid Gamer, Child Care Provider, Educator, Parent, Thrifty

Pros

Cons

Best Uses

Adults
Children
Family

Comments about Prism Jazz Sport Kite:

I love this kite and want to get another one just like it

Comment on this review

6/5/2011

4.0

Fun!

By rupi3000

from Washington, DC

Pros

Easy To Play
Entertaining
Fun

Cons

Best Uses

Adults
Children
Family

Comments about Prism Jazz Sport Kite:

Really fun kite - doesn't need a lot of wind to fly. Can manage windier days as well though.

First assembly is a bit hairy, since it feels you might break it when trying to connect all the parts. And then: read the instructions - it will not fly if you don't take ALL the rope of the spindle it comes on ;-)

Comment on this review

1/4/2011

4.0

fun

By Adamant

from Atlanta GA

About Me Parent

Pros

Can Withstand Use
Easy To Play
Entertaining
Fun
Interactive

Cons

Best Uses

Adults
Family

Comments about Prism Jazz Sport Kite:

needs a fair amnt of wind such as the beach. 9 yr old adapted pretty well to using it. lots of fun, ez to set up, seems durable, packable

Comment on this review

Displaying reviews 1-4

Do you have questions about this product?

get answers from real customers and in-house experts with AnswerBox.

2 Questions | 2 Answers

Displaying questions 1-2

Q:
how high can this kite fly. Ihow it is over two hundred feet?
Asked on 10/23/2012 by none from md
Know the answer? Answer this question
1 answer
- A:
  The length of tether will impact height. As long as your string is sufficiently long you can reach a height of 200'. There will be other contributing considerations though. Air currents and wind direction and speed. Under the right circumstances 200' could be reached.
  Answered on 10/25/2012 by Steve from Campmor
Q:
Hi,

Is this a dual control kite or single control?

Thank you
Asked on 8/2/2010 by Anonymous
Know the answer? Answer this question
1 answer
- A:
  single control
  Answered on 8/3/2010 by Anonymous