One of kiteflying’s best kept secrets
Remarkably fun in light winds, Vertical Visuals’ Roller climbs steeply when you take line in and glides out gently when you let line out, so you can pump it up to better wind. Sensitive to line control, it’s maneuverable, like a big, slow fighter kite that can fly steady. Made of ripstop nylon with wood spars used because flight tests determined that wood resulted in the best flight characteristics for the kite. 3’-6” x 3’-9”. 45” case (This product has a shipping length greater than 42" and can not be shipped to most international addresses). Wind range: 4 to 20 mph. Less with practice. Use 75-lb. Dacron line. Instructions included in the inside front pocket of case.
edwardswaim@yahoo.com, 2009-10-23 I flew my roller today for the first time. The wind was probably at the upper end of its rating. (Flags were flying fully extende... [read more]
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Conhugeco, 2009-03-05 This is more of a pre-review, since my comments relate to a previous Vertical Visuals Roller I bought from ITW, which came with al... [read more]
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alan_gaunt, 2008-07-23 I didn't think there were any instructions either, but when I took the kite out of the case the second time, I realized there's a... [read more]
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Pcalexan, 2008-05-23 This comes without a scrap of assembly instructions. All the spars are wooden. BE SURE to seat the cross dowels all the way in th... [read more]
