REMOVING SAND OR OTHER DIRT FROM YOUR KITE
If there is any sand, mud or grass in the kite, remove it to keep your kite flying
properly and prevent damages.
If the dirt is in the open cells, turn the kite upside down, hold it by the trailing
edge.
Dirt can also be removed by guiding it towards the smallest tip cell via the Dirt
channel along the trailing edge.
Open the Velcro dirt-out to allow the dirt to fall out.
When the dirt in your kite is wet, remove as much as possible; then dry your
te and repeat the action as described above.
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R E M O V I N G S A N D O R O T H E R D I R T F R O M Y O U R K I T
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If there is any sand, mud or grass in the kite, remove it to keep your kite flying
properly and prevent damages.
If the dirt is in the open cells, turn the kite upside down, hold it by the trailing
edge.
Dirt can also be removed by guiding it towards the smallest tip cell via the Dirt
channel along the trailing edge.
Open the Velcro dirt-out to allow the dirt to fall out.
When the dirt in your kite is wet, remove as much as possible; then dry your
kite and repeat the action as described above.
