In the Breeze Arch Diamond Kite - Single Line Diamond Kite - Rainbow Spectrum, 39-Inch

Get outside and start flying with the In the Breeze 39 Inch Rainbow Spectrum Arch Diamond Kite. This large, colorful diamond kite is great for beginners and experienced flyers alike. Comes with everything you need to have a great kite flying day outside! In the large, 39" versions, you have three color options (Spectrum, Ocean and Sunset) and in the smaller 27" Arches, there are 6 color combos to choose from (Rainbow, Hot, Cool, Patriot, Neon and Blazer). With all these colors you'll be sure to find a style to please everyone. Share the timeless kite flying experience with your friends and family. We can't wait to see you out there! In the Breeze is a family run company based in Central Oregon. We have been a leader in manufacturing outdoor fabric decorative products, kinetic spinners and kites for over 30 years! We take pride in our award winning designs. Our product development team pays attention to every detail, using the best fabric compositions, color trends, printing techniques, sewing and embroidery applications. In addition, we are using innovative connectors, fiberglass, string, swivels, adherents and findings. Every step of the way we are involved in the process and design of each unique item. In the Breeze stands behind every product we make. If you have any questions or concerns don't hesitate to contact us. In the Breeze believes that color processing and motion stimuli are essential to both adults and children. Get outside with your family and friends and enjoy all that In the Breeze products have to offer. Color our world with color in motion! -The In the Breeze Team

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