Breeze Retro Line , Stuntkite

In 2002, the Breeze quickly turned out to be a worthy successor of proven kites like Geenie or Feather.

A special feature of the Breeze was and is its bridle. The concept of the ‘3 + 3 bridle’ corresponds to the Tetrahedral Active Bridle of the British engineer Andy Wardley and gives the kite its special flight character. Different knot positions on the Active Bridle allow for a quick and easy adaptation to different wind conditions or personal taste. The Breeze is even partly capable for indoor use.

It responds to steering commands extremely direct and has full trick ability.