Premier Kites Skeleton 13 ft User manual

ASSEMBLY
Step 1:
Remove the kite from the bag
and locate the Head Struts.
(diagram A)
Step 2:
Insert one Main Cross Strut into
Head Pockets A and B. Insert the
second Main Cross Strut into
Head Pockets C and D.
(diagram B)
Step 3:
Insert the Horizontal Head Strut
into Head Pockets E and F.
(diagram B)
Step 4:
Insert the Lower Head Strut into
the Head Pockets G and H.
(diagram B)
Step 5:
Tie the Spine, Cross Struts, and
Horizontal Cross Strut together
with the Center Webbing. Use a
simple bow knot Like tying your
shoe. (diagram B)
(Continued on next page)
assembly instructions
A
B
Main Head Cross Struts
Horizontal Head Strut
Lower Head Strut
Main Head
Cross Strut
Main Head
Cross Strut
Horizontal Head Strut
Lower Head Strut
Spine Sleeve
Bridle Loop
Bridle Loop
Spine Strut
(Pre-Installed)
Center
Webbing
Head Pocket H
Head Pocket C
Head Pocket G
Head Pocket D
Head Pocket A
Head Pocket B
Head
Pocket E
Head
Pocket F

Step 6:
Line the Center of the Neck
Velcro with the center of the
Head Velcro and attach Velcro
together. Spine Strut should be
as centered on Neck Velcro as
possible.
(diagram D)
Step 7:
Attach Head Clips to Body
Shoulder Loops. (diagram D)
Step 8:
The Upper Hip Strut and the
Lower Hip Strut come
pre-installed in the Center Hip
Sleeve. Bend the Lower Hip Strut
into a curve and insert through
the Lower Hip Sleeves and into
the Lower Hip Pockets.
(diagram E)
Please Note:
Your Skeleton Kite is designed so
that the head can be easily
disconected from the body, This
feature allows for easer assembly,
disassembly, and storage.
FLYING
Step 1:
Attach ying line to tow loop.
(diagram F)
Step 2:
Have a friend stand about 75 feet
downwind from you and hold
the kite with its nose pointed
towards the sky. As the wind
catches the kite, signal your
friend to release it while you
steadily pull in line until the kite
is aloft. As the kite ies upward,
slowly release more line.
Please note all un-hemmed edges
of your Skeleton kite's fabric are
hot-cut to prevent fraying however
some fraying will occur under
ordinary use. This is normal and
will not aect the performance of
the kite.
BEAUFORT
SCALE
WIND [M.P.H.]
0 1
CALM
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 30
LIGHT AIR LIGHT BREEZE GENTLE BREEZE MODERATE BREEZE FRESH BREEZE STRONG BREEZE
25 26
Note: Wind conditions aloft may vary considerably from those found near ground level.
OPTIMUM WIND CONDITIONS FOR 13 FT SKELETON KITE
13 FT SKELETON KITE
D
Shoulder Sleeve
Shoulder Strut
(Pre-Installed)
Upper Hip Strut
Lower Hip Strut
Center Hip Sleeve
Head Velcro
Neck Velcro
Lower Hip Sleeve
Lower Hip Pocket
Upper
Hip
Pocket
Upper
Hip
Pocket
Lower Hip Pocket
Lower Hip Sleeve
Tow Loop Front of Kite
Bridle
Shoulder Strut
(Pre-Installed)
Shoulder
Pocket
Head Clip
Head Clip
Shoulder Loop
Shoulder Loop
Shoulder
Pocket
E
F