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- Paper : Material that is particularly lightweight, allowing the kite to fly even with minimal air.
- Fabric: Material that enables the kite to remain resistant to strong winds.
- Plastic : Material that enables the kite to fly even in very light winds.
- Hexagon: They stand out for their stability and durability. Thanks to their shape, they fly steadily even in strong winds, making them suitable for families and beginners.
- 3D: They "inflate" with the help of the wind, gaining volume and shape. They are usually made from tear-resistant polyester fabric (Ripstop Nylon) and feature a sturdy fiberglass frame.
- Rhombus: It offers stable flight, especially when combined with a long tail that acts as a counterweight. It usually features a fiberglass frame for durability and a sail made of polyester fabric.
- Triangular: They are popular because they can be flown in light winds and offer stability and balance due to their shape. Suitable for children.
- Stunt Kite: They have a triangular or delta shape and usually come with two control strings. They are designed for tricks and maneuvers in the air. They offer great flexibility and are suitable for aerial acrobatics.
- Foldable: They have a lightweight construction and are designed for easy storage and transport. They can be folded into a small size without being damaged, making them suitable for easy transport.
