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Love the low wind capability of this kite with the deeper belly adding quite a bit of additional sail area.

Interestingly enough both of these kites changed owners this weekend.

And Throw

My Sudoku hobby also has that effect.

You've come a long way my friend! SHBKF

A beautiful, quality kite! I was fortunate to know Ray Bordelon when he first started his business. At least once a month, he'd come out to the field to fly and show us his latest. I have 3 kites that he made, two of which are one of a kind! The first one was The Bug. The second one was one he made from my design, Thunderbolt. The third one was The Maxi, I bought from a club member, Chip Cook's wife. If you are coming to 2023 Kite Fest Louisiane, April 29 - 30. I'll have them to show, possibly for sale. I have other kites I will make available for sale. Most of my single line kites are hand painted on Tyvek. Marshall Harris retired from AKA

I have two Millennium Jams. Same color scheme. Was the first real nice kite I ever purchased.

Love the sky, and your Kite is a beauty as well! 🥰

Beautiful

Nice kite. I should get me one of those. 🤪

The wind was up and I have never flown a 72", Riff let me try it out and it was sweet, may have to get one at some point.

sweet pic

A dramatic painting that happens to be drawn by a camera. For lack of better words, the image almost got a “religious touch”. Interesting angle of the kite just before the actual catch.

This is b/w. When the Djinn is in the photo, I use my colour signature and sometimes play around with it. Some photos are kind of "boring" because of the sky, background or something like that. b/w sometimes brings in a bit more tension/atmosphere.

There is depth in this image with a nice feeling of presence.

Seriously well organized! – Should ensure that none of the essential stuff is forgotten at home. My pre-session organisation is mostly limited to keeping my kite lines etc in a plastic bags: one for short no/low wind quads indoors or street, one for quads on a “proper” field and one for dual lines). The kites to bring I mostly pick on a wind/session basis. How was this roll-up bag made (or is it more of a packing list?)? I like the area for the snack – a small piece of chocolate that can allow one to go on for an hour extra if required. A chocolate bar is also well wrapped to be handled by “muddy field fingers” and during summer hopefully preventing fat stains on the kites in case the chocolate would melt.

Some very pretty kites there

Like a bit of the air that suddenly decided to rearrange into a kite.

very cool

This picture exemplifies the old statement.. "You don't know where they've been."

Cool photos

Happy you're with the Dark side now Brandon! :D

@Paul LaMasters Waiting for conditions. This was a very quick bridle test. (balance and fit) I'm very optimistic this kite will do what I need given the right conditions. It was designed for 15-25 and I think it will really shine in that range..

One for the bridle lovers.

very long lines LOL