Take a look around and see how easy it is for you to look through our
huge selection of kites, gear, gifts, unique toys, and apparel. Tell us what you think, if we can make it easier for you, we promise WE WILL. Your input is very important to us, especially because you are part of the Kitty Hawk Kites community. Email bmcintyre@kittyhawk.com with any suggestions. Thank you and enjoy the April 2006 newsletter from Kitty Hawk Kites.
Our FREE events for the season are just kicking in for 2006, click here to check them out!
Also be sure to be on the look out for the May specials, only for our Kitty Hawk Kites community!
Maybe some of you know him, maybe some of you don’t, but the team at Kitty Hawk Kites got a chance to meet Mark Reed, President of Prism Designs Inc., this April in Nags Head, North Carolina. Not only did we meet him, we got a chance to see some of his tricks and hear some of his flying tips!
Mark Reed is one of the founders of Prism Designs Inc. and he has been designing and producing world-renowned stunt kites for the last 14 years. New to the kite lineup for 2006 is the Stylus P.4 Stunt Foil Kite.
The Kitty Hawk Kites Team goes to great lengths to provide our customers with information and product knowledge to help guide you to the right kite, toy, or recreational adventure. We want you to know taking a half-day on Jockey’s Ridge State Park to learn and fly kites from one of the world’s best kite designer and pilot, Mark Reed, is fun and work, helping us to help you!
Kitty Hawk Kites would like to thank Mark Reed for taking the time to visit and fly with us on the Outer Banks and we invite you to view all of the Prism Design kites at our online store, click here>>>>
Mark is the guy on the left teaching.
KHK Image Gallery
Check out the newest features on our website - KHK Image Gallery with
hundreds of new pictures from our adventure activities and events. If you have any photo's to add, we would love to have them to put up on your site. Just email them to bmcintyre@kittyhawk.com. Thanks!
Always read and understand the product instructions and safety warnings
Always wear appropriate safety equipment for each kite activity
Always learn to fly your kite in light winds until you are competent
Always observe local rules and regulations before flying your kite
Always launch at the edge of the wind window in strong wind
Never fly in winds that are too strong for your skill level or equipment
Check all your equipment for wear and tear before each flight - repair or replace as necessary or visit your local dealer if unsure
Never fly your kite near overhead power cables, overhead telephone lines, trees, roads, airports, cars, railways or fly in extreme weather conditions, in thunder, in lightning or at night
Never tether yourself to any fixed point while flying your kite or use power kites for paragliding or parascending
Test the kite safety system on your first flight and activate it if you feel you are losing control of your kite
Select a safe launching and landing area free of people, animals and obstacles
Employment opportunities
Kitty Hawk Kites/Carolina Outdoors is now accepting
applications for seasonal: Retail Sales Associates, Reservations Associates,
Hang Gliding Instructors, Kayak Guides and Kite Boarding Instructors.
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