emma kites 200Lbs 304Meter Braided Dacron Kite Line String Contrasting Color for Kite Flying Outdoor Activities

• Dacron, called as well polyester, is an economical material which is durable and high quality. It has a small amount of stretch and absorbs almost no water. All these characteristics make it a great handy line in both outdoor and domestic applications.
• Dacron Line (Braided) is the most widely used flying string and bridle line for single line kites. It is good for anyone to fly kites, even for the person who is first learning to fly. It also aids in keeping a kite's tow point in place.
• EMMAKITES braided Dacron Kite Line get one more advantage. We manufacture the line by adding fibers of contrasting colors: Red Flecks with the purpose that the kite line can be easily seen on the sand or on the beach by kids where we usually enjoy our flight and they won't be tripped over.
• EMMAKITES braided dacron line is made with even number yarn to make the line more solid while keep a pretty shape.
• This is a premium yet economical line for your finest single line kites, is perfect for bridles on any single line kite and will serve in a variety of hobbies, crafts, household and industrial applications, like flag halyards, foredeck netting, even light air spinnaker sheets on smaller boats, and etc.

EMMAKITES 200lbs Dacron / Polyester String Tensile Strength: 200lbs Diameter: 2mm There may be a little deviation due to hand measuring method. Recommendation on how to choose kite lines for your kites! Please choose the right kite line for your precious kites. This is important! Whenever you fly a kite, please ensure the line can hold your kite and the wind. The following are recommendations for line/kite match ( kites are measured by wingspan): Kites below 7ft: 40lb~100lb Kites below 9ft: 100lb~150lb Kites below 13ft: 150lb ~ 250lb Kites below 16ft: 200lb~300lb Kites above 16ft: >300lb The recommendations above are for ordinary kite flying. It requires extra attention that kite shapes, kite spar material, the vent part of kites… all details of kites will contribute to your decisions for kite lines. For example, delta kites of 7ft only need a 100lb kite line, but Rokkaku (hexagon kite) of 7ft needs a 250lb kite line since their venting methods are much different. The stronger the wind, the higher the line strength is required. Always choose a stronger kite line in high wind.