A flowform has no frame. Instead of spars there is a row of open cells along the leading edge: they fill with air, the sail takes on a profile and the kite holds itself up. This version measures 200 by 200 centimetres.
Without spars, packing away is literally folding up. The sail goes flat, the lines go with it, and there is nothing to assemble on the spot: spread it out, let out line and let it climb.
It is a single-liner. All the bridle lines meet at one point, so you do not steer it: you give it line and let it stand. Two by two metres of sail shows at its best in open space, on the beach, in the dunes or in an empty field.
Didak Beach is Didak's kite range. This 200 x 200 is the smaller of the two flowforms in the range; there is also a 300 x 300 cm version.
