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

Premier Kites Skeleton 13 ft Specifications

General

Brand	Premier Kites
Model	Skeleton 13 ft
Category	Sports & Outdoors
Language	English

Summary

ASSEMBLY

Prepare Head Struts

Locate and prepare the kite's head struts for assembly.

Insert Main Cross Struts

Insert main cross struts into designated head pockets A, B, C, and D.

Insert Horizontal Head Strut

Insert the horizontal head strut into head pockets E and F.

Insert Lower Head Strut

Insert the lower head strut into head pockets G and H.

Secure Struts at Center

Tie spine, cross struts, and horizontal strut together using center webbing.

ASSEMBLY CONTINUED

Attach Neck and Head Velcro

Align and attach neck and head velcro, centering the spine strut.

Attach Head Clips

Connect head clips to the body's shoulder loops for secure attachment.

Install Hip Struts

Bend and insert the lower hip strut into hip sleeves and pockets.

FLYING

Connect Flying Line

Attach the flying line securely to the kite's tow loop.

Launching the Kite

Launch the kite with a partner by signaling for release as wind catches it.

OPTIMUM WIND CONDITIONS