A flowform flies without a frame. The leading edge is a row of open cells that fill with air; that gives the sail its profile and keeps the kite standing without a single spar. This version measures 300 by 300 centimetres, which makes it the larger of the two flowforms in the range.
No spars also means nothing to assemble. You unfold the sail, lay out the lines and give it line. Afterwards you fold it flat again and everything goes back in the bag.
It is a single-liner: the many bridle lines meet at one point, so you do not steer it, you let it stand. Three by three metres is a substantial sail; the beach or a wide open field is where a kite like this comes into its own.
Didak Beach is Didak's kite range. Anyone who would rather start smaller will find the 200 x 200 cm flowform in the same range.
