WindPower Sports in Las Vegas, NV, US (United States)

A kite aerial photographer strives to see what his airborne camera is seeing. He seeks to become the camera’s lens, to sense the image pictured in the viewfinder. Becoming one with an inanimate object is a universal concept. 

I guess the ideas that led to Kite Chi first began when I got into professional kiting in 1977. Between 1977 and 1984, from Colorado to the Pacific Coast, I was flying the Flexifoil 2-line Power Kite foils in ever growing stacks. 

WindPower Sports in Las Vegas is owned and operated by Corey Jensen. Opened in 1996 by Scott Dyer as BFK Sports of Las Vegas, the shop has evolved into a world-wide presence with the popularity of the internet. 

The Extra Heavy-Duty (X-HD) poles are the stiffest we offer. The X-HD also has a removable 12 swing-arm for the top that assures the windsock is always down-wind of the pole. 

Revolution kites are similar to a helicopter in a sense that they can fly in almost every direction in the sky, forward, left, right and reverse. Quad Line Sport Kites are very precise, in the hands of an experienced Quad Line flyer the kite can become a marionette and dance anywhere in the sky.