WindNSun Supersize 2-D Butterfly Ripstop Nylon Butterfly Kite, 54 Inches Wide

The media could not be loaded.  I recommend anyone who flies kites to get one of these adorable flying pigs, I named mine Applesauce lol. I know the video isn't great but I was doing it one handed. The kite was easy to launch and it was actually very light in the air, it doesn't pull very hard so I think it would be okay for kids. I love this kite already definitely recommend it!

Flies great. Looks amazing perfect

I bought it for my father in law. Haven't opened it but it looks good and it's a great size.

I bought this because I'm fascinated with classic aircraft. The P38 was a very unique design. Theres an urban legent that an aeronautical engineer cam up with the idea of welding 2 P51 together with a shared cocpit in between and sketched the original concept on a napkin in a bar. (not sure that quite true). It fly well in moderate winds; but, ironically not so well in high winds. Probably because of the shape. I'd say 7-10 mph is the sweet spot. Beyond that it becomes unstable. I'm still giving this a 4.5 because if you'd buy this its probably not your first or only kite and you probaly have others you have to wait for very high winds (10+ mph) to bring out. But it flies great and looks great.

The child loved it.

Tried 2 hours to make the pig fly. But no way, the design is ridiculous, the pig head is too heavy to fly and the pig wing has no balance.

UPDATE: It's FLYING HIGH!Okay here is what I did.#1 BRAID the stupid streamers off the tail into one long single braided line. You don't have to be fancy. Just make it a single braid.#2 Use a bridle ring on the bridle. It's far more effective and it's somewhat self balancing. Trying to find the perfect spot to attach was a real challenge with this kite. Once I put on a bridle ring it only took a few tries and I got it flying great.#3 I was able to true the struts on the wings and repair where it pushed thru with some outstanding glue material I use around the house. It's actually Aquaseal and used to patch wet suits. but it really worked well for repairing the tear in the wing.Truthfully I now LOVE this kite. However I will only give it 3 stars because I had to fix so many problems to get it right and at $30, I think that's ridiculous.PREVIOUS: This is one of the hardest kites I've ever tried to fly.#1, The bridle was too short. Okay easy enough to fix. But for the cost of the kite it should be right.#2. One of the struts for the wings was longer than the other. This cause the kite to veer hard to one side and nearly impossible to fly.Once I fixed #1 and #2, I was able to at least get it in the air for a little while.#3. The streamers constantly tangle. Ironically the best flight I ever had the streamers were horribly tangled up to about half way. The instructions show the streamers attaching at the wing tips, something that would make the kite more stable, but they are located on the tail feathers. There is no provision to mount them in the wing tips despite what the instructions show.#4. After SEVERAL crashes on the red wing size due to the instability of the kit the strut pushed thru the material and it's pretty much done. I wanted to go back to the tangle streamers or maybe even no streamers but I'll have to address the poke thru wingtip first.I feel if it was better made and designed this would be a fun kite. It took some time to get the attachment point correct on the bridle and by the time I did the wing tip problem surfaced so my flying was over.For $30, it was a huge disappointment. The one time I got it in the sky it looked great, for about 15 minutes. Then it came down and there was no going back up without repairs.

No complaints. It flys good, I’m no Kite expert but it seems to do the trick

It Was a Great Kite That Will Look Awesome UP in the Air!!!