Some people are born ready, so why let them wait? That’s exactly what got us to create the Tiny Beast, an agile kite for kids who just can't wait to get out there. This is not your average high winds mini-kite though. The Tiny Beast was carefully designed for light and moderate conditions, performing well from 10 knots and up. Its unique shape allows for maximized stability and effortless relaunch in lighter winds, while an increased depower level ensures the safety of the young riders. There is no doubt the Tiny Beast is the perfect kite for any boy or girl making their first steps in the kitesurfing world. Make sure you take a good look at them now, because you might be looking at a future star.
For kids 30kgs-55kgs
Maximum stability
Effortless Relaunch
Sizes: 4 / 6
The 3-strut kite design has proven itself since the day Blade introduced it in 2008, enhancing the responsiveness and turning speed for any size kite.
A unique wingtip shape, along with the profile at the tips, allows this kite to stay stable in light winds regardless of its size.
Whether the kite dives onto the water or tumbles through the waves, it doesn’t matter. The exclusive kite design forces the wingtips out of the water and to the edge of the window. Virtually no work is needed to get back up and riding.
Inflating your kites becomes easier and faster with the max flow inflation system. The kite will be ready to go in almost half the time, along with a very gratifying bonus: a higher leading edge pressure that leads to a better kite performance.
The profile shape from the leading to the trailing edge changes as you move from the center out towards the wingtips. This rider-conscious design provides the optimal performance characteristics for the different stages of flight.
Who was the Tiny Beast designed for?
The Tiny Beast is great for anyone who wants to use a kite in a wind that is 13 knots and up, but it was mainly designed for kids who weigh between 30kg-55kg. It is the best kite to get you started at an early age.
What makes the Tiny Beast different from other small kites?
Small sized kites are mostly designed to perform well in high winds. When riding in light winds, they are usually unstable and difficult to relaunch.
The Tiny Beast is designed to fly well in light winds, providing the rider with great stability and effortless relaunch.
What is the difference between a small sized Trigger and the Tiny Beast?
In addition to the performance difference that is mentioned above, there are 2 main differences:
First is the shape of the structure. In the Tiny Beast, the leading edge is much curvier, which allows for a much easier relaunch in lighter winds.
Second is the profile near the wingtip. By increasing the profile in the wingtip of the Tiny Beast, it doesn’t lose any power while in the edge of a window. This change keeps him up and powered in all conditions.
Blade Tiny Beast
