Durable stunt kite. I haven't managed to break it and I've had a lot of fun.
928311
This is a very fun kite to fly. I am by no means an expert kite flyer. In fact this is my first two string kite. That said I was able to do some decent tricks after watching some YouTube videos on my first attempt. The kite does need steady wind of at least 10-15 miles per hour to be fun to fly. I have tried flying in less than optimal wind conditions and ended up crashing several times.  That brings me to my next point. I managed to nose dive this kite into the ground (sand and grass) at an alarming speed and it showed no signs of damage. I would definitely recommend this kite to beginners. I would say experience flyers would probably enjoy this kite as well, but I'm new to two sting kites so I won't make any assumptions.
2033396
Yes this toy is cheap but we purchased several different types of these "flying" toys for a party a month ago and this is the only one that has not yet broken. It is also the only one my 3 year old daughter could do herself. It's not well made but easy to use and we have absolutely gotten more use than what we paid for it. I would recommend.
3877674
I have had a blast with this drone. In the several months that I have had it I have had nothing but good times with it. The camera is fine for getting some nice aerieal views and is better than expected. It is still "web cam" quality but it works as expected. The drone is quick and nimble. I've learned a lot about flying a drone because of this. I feel like having this drone would still be nice even after I upgrade to a more expensive one just because it can zip around so easily.
As far as durability it has stood up to a lot. I've crashed this drone full speed into brick walls as well as gotten it out of trees with basketballs. It took several months of hard crashes and abuse before one of the motors finally gave out. That being said though, I still feel like I have gotten a good value from it.
1460064
Here is the story of the cursed kite:

My kids received a box kite for Christmas last year from their Grandparent.  They loved it so much.  Of course, we waited until spring to take it out.  On our very first flight it sailed beautifully into the air for all of five seconds...then promptly flew into a tree.  It was hopelessly tangled.  I did call Parks and Recs to see if they could do anything for us, and wasn't expecting much when they said they'd take a look and see what they could do.  The next day, Parks & Recs called me and they had saved our kite!  The kiddos and I picked it up and never really had a chance to fly it again.

Until the end of summer.  My hubby took the kids out to the beach with the kite since there would be more room to run around and less trees in the way.  It sailed up beautifully, and my hubby let each of our kids have a turn with it.  He told the wee one to hold on to the string as hard as he could--and he did...the poor guy was gripping it so tightly.  For about two minutes.  Then he let go.  And the kite went sailing faster than the kids or my hubby could run.  Then it landed in Lake Michigan. And sank.

Kiddos were crushed.  My daughter wondered if Parks & Recs could save this kite.  Hubby said probably not this time.

When he got home, hubby promptly ordered this kite.  We haven't flown it yet, but it already feels more durable than our last kite and the colours are gorgeously vivid.  We can't wait to fly it!  Here's hoping the curse died with the last kite! ;)

Will update when we finally fly it.
155932
we use this on a go-kart we built. It can be a little "jerky" at times when taking off but we have used it for about a year and realy can not complain. It's been lot of fun and seems to be holding up well. Ed
4329781
Takes practice but it's  simply fun to use. The toy fell from a height of around 20 to 30 feet and it did not break when it hit the street asphalt. It may seem fragile but it's well built. I was concerned  the left control stick was broken haha but that's how it's designed to be. I recommend it, it will cause laughter and you'll be on the edge of your seat when you fly this badboy haha.
96441
My first quadcopter experience so I don't have anything to compare it too, but what I can say is that it is very durable.  It has endured many crashes indoors and outdoors, including being fully submerged in a swimming pool.  I let it dry for a day and it works like nothing happened.  That particular crash occurred on a windy day.  It is very small which makes it difficult to control in the wind if you are a beginner.  Other than that, I learned basic hovering in just a few flights.  Even started flying and flipping pretty quickly!  Standard fly time about 5 mins on low default mode, maybe less on high.  Charges in 17mins.  This little copter is a blast and exceeded my expectations!!
2979791
The red octopus kite is as good as advertised.  Everything came folded nicely in the blue carry pouch.  Kite material is sturdy and the bridle is good.  We had it up and flying within minutes in a 5mph wind.
1375823
I've wanted one of these for a while.  I finally decided to order it when I was at my folks house.  They have average winds of 15 mph, so I had an absolute blast flying this kite.  It's a great intro to two line kites for a beginner since it has no poles and it's hard to damage this kite slamming it into the ground.  Shipping was fast and the item was as described.
3843322
Very durable. It has hit the ceiling and wall and still in one piece. Great beginners copter. My 12 year old just loves it and has mastered flipping it over in mid air. Nice video once he learnt how to do it.
1527301
Sturdy and fun - has been thrown on the ground many times and still in great shape!
2128861
I had to come back and give this kite a higher review. In my original review I said I didn't like how easy it was for the spars to slip out of place. That part is still true. But this is a great kite, its very stable and super easy to fly. Im able to do so many versatile tricks with it unlike some of my other stunt kites. It has great pull and can be used in various types of wind. Im placing an order now for another one for my 7 year old.
3101044
This kite is one of the most well constructed I've ever seen. It's extremely tough and has a lot of reinforcement. Unfortunately that makes it a bit heavier than your traditional kite so the amount of wind speed and consistency needs to be raised.

It can only be taken out on windy days, no gusty business. But when it flies it's amazing.
4850936
this kite is a great kite to have in your bag for gentle winds. for stronger winds you will need a tail. its is easy to assemble.

for those people who are under the illusion that you must run to launch a kite, I have good news. this will launch from hand without any help and one up will sit above a beach as if it own the place, its little legs working hard to go nowhere.

it is extremely durable having survived 5 trips to India bringing much joy no matter which beach it flies over.
3425836
I'm quite impressed with the durability. It's been up for nearly 6 months thru monsoon rains, wind (30+ mph) and snow. I used concrete anchors in my driveway and rope to hold it in place. Only issue I've seen is several of the bungee straps have stretched from strong winds and will need to be replaced. But considering the price point it's well worth it.
230690
We have three of these and my eight year olds all fly them around together. Haven't used the camera feature yet but I love how durable they are. They crash and parts fly off but they are always easily put back together.
4875813
Our daughter got her heart set on a kite, so I looked around for something that would be easy to fly and would hold up well. These Into the Wind kites were the right choice.

We took the kite out a windy day recently, and it launched without any problems whatsoever. We crashed it a couple of times while we were out, but my daughter is three and I don't think I've flown a kite in fifteen or twenty years, so we might chalk that up to user error. Most of the time the kite flew effortlessly, and it suffered no ill effects from having come back to earth hard. So it gets high marks for being user-friendly in that regard.

But it gets better: the wind was strong, we had the string all the way out, and I let the thing get away from me. I chased it across a field, but the kite lodged four or five stories up in an oak tree at the edge of the park before I could corral it. I worked the string and was able to get the kite to the edge of a branch, but the tails held it tight in the tree; eventually the string snapped. A massive thunderstorm rolled through that night and beat the town most of the next day. The kite was still lodged in the tree the morning after we had gotten it stuck, but when I stopped in the park on the way home from work that evening, there was the kite on the ground, along with part of the branch on which it had been stuck. The velcroed tails had come loose and remained in the tree, but the main body of the kite was completely intact: no tears, no broken spars, despite having been lodged in a tree, tugged and dragged on, and then subjected to twenty-four hours of wind and rain. I've never seen a kite so sturdy. At this rate, I expect it will last forever.