Is the Jazz 2.0 good for a complete beginner?

Yes. Prism rates it beginner to intermediate, and its light pull and color-coded setup make the first flights manageable. Expect to spend a session learning to steer before trying tricks.

What wind does it need?

It flies in 5 to 25 mph. It is happiest in light to moderate wind, and it handles lower wind than many larger stunt kites.

Should I replace the included line?

Many owners do. The supplied 55 lb polyester line has stretched or snapped for some fliers, so a quality replacement line set is a common first upgrade.

How does it compare with Prism's larger stunt kites?

It is smaller and lighter, so it needs less wind and travels more easily, but it has less pull and a narrower trick range than bigger models. It is the easier starting point.

The kite, an 85 ft by 55 lb polyester line set, wrist straps and a case with printed instructions inside. The frame is fiberglass with a Kevlar-reinforced nose.

Can it be packed for travel?

Yes. The frame breaks down and the kite packs into its case, which is compact enough for a car or checked bag.

Where is the Jazz 2.0 Dual Line Stunt Kite cheapest?

At kiteloft.com, for $54.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Jazz 2.0 Dual Line Stunt Kite?

Rated 3.8 out of 5 from 4 ratings. Buyers like: Fast and fun to fly; Very durable; survived a crash into a vinyl fence with nothing broken; Prefers lighter winds than larger models. Common complaints: Provided line kept stretching and was hard to even out; String snapped on first use.

Where can I buy the Jazz 2.0 Dual Line Stunt Kite?

11 stores we checked sell it, including Kitty Hawk Kites, Amazon, Hub Hobby Center, kiteloft.com, Kligs Kites.

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What reviewers say

Owners call the Jazz 2.0 fast, fun and durable, with several reporting crashes that left nothing broken. The main complaint is the supplied line, which stretched or snapped for some, and many replaced it.

What people mention

DurabilityPraisedOwners report crashes into fences and ground with nothing broken.
Line qualityCriticisedThe included line stretched, was hard to even out, and snapped for some.
HandlingPraisedFliers describe it as fast with a light pull that beginners learn quickly.
Wind rangePraisedIt flies in lighter winds than larger stunt kites.
SetupPraisedColor-coded lines, straps and bridles make assembly straightforward.

About the Jazz 2.0 Dual Line Stunt Kite

The Jazz Stunt Kite is the latest in kite technology from Prism. The Jazz Stunt Kite has a nice 55" wingspan and with it's easy to learn handling, it performs best in winds 5-25 mph. The Jazz Stunt Kite is built with a tough fiberglass frame and Kevlar-reinforced nose for maximum durability. Fast speeds and light pull make this stunt kite an instant hit for beginners. There are printed, easy-to-follow instructions right on the inside of the case so you'll never have to admit you read them. The lines, wrist straps, and bridles are color coded so setting it up a cinch.

Skill level: beginner to intermediate.

Wind Range: 5-25 mph.

Size: 55 in (140cm) x 28 in (74cm).

Frame: Fiberglass Tube and Kevlar-reinforced nose.

Sail: Ripstop Nylon.

Line: 55lb Test - 85ft Polyester

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