Match your flying line to the pull of the kite, the wind, and the altitude you need. The cord is braided Kevlar, with selectable lengths from 150 m to 600 m and listed strength options from 40 lb to 5000 lb. Match the selected length and rating to the intended kite setup.
Price range: $11.00 through $260.00
Match your flying line to the pull of the kite, the wind, and the altitude you need. This braided Kevlar kite line provides a broad strength range from 40 lb to 5000 lb, so light single-line kites and heavy-duty high-tension setups can use cord sized for the job. Select a fine 0.4 mm line for minimal bulk or move up to a substantial 6.8 mm diameter when the application demands maximum stated breaking strength. The result is a more deliberate, better-matched connection between your kite and ground handling equipment.
The cord is braided Kevlar, with selectable lengths from 150 m to 600 m and listed strength options from 40 lb to 5000 lb. Match the selected length and rating to the intended kite setup.
Kevlar construction is paired with a braided cord format to create a purpose-built line for kite accessories and rigging applications. Braiding distributes the cord into a consistent, flexible profile that is practical to wind, tie, and manage compared with rigid cable. The available diameters scale with the listed strength classes, from 0.4 mm at 40 lb through 0.5 mm, 0.8 mm, 1.0 mm, 1.1 mm, 1.3 mm, 1.6 mm, 2.0 mm, 2.3 mm, 3.0 mm, 3.5 mm, 4.0 mm, 4.8 mm, and 6.8 mm. This lets you avoid carrying more line diameter than your setup requires.
For heavier applications, the selection continues without forcing every user into a large-diameter cord. The 750 lb, 2.3 mm line is available in 300 ft, 500 ft, and 1000 ft lengths. The 1000 lb, 3.0 mm line is offered in 300 ft, 500 ft, and 1000 ft versions. Step to the 1500 lb, 3.5 mm line in 300 ft or 500 ft lengths when a larger safety margin is required. These options make it easier to specify cord by both load class and usable line length, rather than compromising on one to get the other.
High-capacity selections are clearly defined for demanding setups. The 2000 lb line uses a 4.0 mm diameter and is available in 100 ft or 300 ft lengths. The 3000 lb version measures 4.8 mm and is also offered in 100 ft and 300 ft options. At the top of the range, the 5000 lb line has a 6.8 mm diameter in a 100 ft length. These short, thicker configurations provide a practical choice for applications that prioritize stated strength and substantial cord diameter over long-distance flying line capacity.
Lengths range from 100 ft to 2000 ft across the available variants. A 100 ft option is suited to short replacement sections and compact rigging needs. A 300 ft or 500 ft spool gives more working length while remaining manageable for storage. The 1000 ft and 2000 ft options provide substantial line reserves for large-area flying, multiple cut lengths, or projects that require long continuous runs. Confirm the selected pound rating, diameter, and spool length before ordering, as each variant is a distinct specification.
This line is designed for use as kite line and can be paired with compatible kite handles, reels, winder systems, and attachment hardware sized for the selected cord diameter and load requirement. Use secure knots or appropriate terminations, inspect the line before each use, and account for dynamic loading caused by wind gusts, kite movement, abrasion, and knots. Select the braided Kevlar line specification that matches your required strength class and length. You gain a precise cord option, from 40 lb at 0.4 mm to 5000 lb at 6.8 mm, instead of a one-size-fits-all compromise.
