$325.00
This unique and highly refined dogstake allows a pilot to cycle their lines through a system so they can stand downwind *alongside* their kite, piloting, observing and even physically interacting with it. Comes ready to use with the KŪBE head, screw stake and corresponding mount.
Since put these together in small batches of 10-15 at a time, backordered KŪBE orders are generally fulfilled within 2-3 weeks.
Only 2 left in stock (can be backordered)
Our handcrafted KŪBE mount designed for stable dogstake flying in soft / deep turf that might not normally be secure enough for the standard pet screw mount, tapered high corrosion resistant steel really takes a pounding (2.5 lb to 3.5 lb dead blow hammer suggested). ** KŪBE not included ** These are handcrafted and assembled in small batches of 10-15 at a time, backordered SP|KE orders are generally fulfilled within 2-3 weeks.
Utilizing a concept conceived by Lee Sedgwick in the late 80s, John Barresi used and worked with nearly every style of dogstake mechanism recreationally, competitively and as a performer over the last 30+ years and through work with various folks created this “X” formation of pulleys to allow easier set up, independent line action and smooth flight interface on both DUAL and QUAD line kites.
1987 – Lee Sedgwick first shows the dogstake discipline
1990 – JB’s first experience with dogstake
2010 – Development of “X” design with Mikey Devereaux
2011 – Release of “X” design with Mikey Devereaux
2015 – Team KiteLife tries the first dogstake team in history
2020 – Start of 3D design concept work with Alex Doman
2022 – Start of 3D refinement and finalization with Geoff Hutton
2023 – Final release!
The KŪBE is the result of countless hours of testing, abusing and improving on that original “X” system (expensively made in small quantities using CNC) into what we have now after fully 13 years of development… An extremely clean and sexy, 3D printed unit with many functional and aesthetic improvements over the original, at half the price.
| Weight | 26 oz |
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| Dimensions | 18 × 2 × 2 in |
Run your dual line kites hard or still learning how to fly? The Gaze is tough but to be prepared for anything, use this page to easily assemble your basic "ready for anything" package includes everything that could potentially and naturally break or wear out on the kite with a bad crash or extended use. Recommendations below!
Tie-your-own kit for the Pro Leaders that come on our Djinn Pro Handles, comes in black or blue and includes an easy template for accuracy - kit includes FOUR pieces (2 sizes) with plenty of slack to easily tie a full leader set. Also feel free to use our free template image with cored 150# or 200# bridle line if you can source the material yourself.
Pretty much the community standard and ideal for any dual (up to 200') or quad line set (up to 120'), these official LaserPro line cards are durable and take up a small footprint in your kite bag as compared to some other designs.
Basic flight straps well suited to any dual line kite, one simple roll of the webbing and it contours to the pilot's hand.
Exceedingly hard to find these days, we made these mini winders to be ideal for indoor lines and outdoor dual line sets up to 30 ft.
Run your Djinn hard or just learning how to fly? Use this page to easily assemble your basic "ready for anything" package includes everything that could potentially and naturally break or wear out on the kite with a bad crash or extended use. **
Quite probably the #1 most used sun protection apparel in any kite flyer's bag. NOTE: If backordered, there may be some wait for us to order from the printer but all orders will eventually be fulfilled.
Dare to be different. Certainly, adds a twist to an old favorite past time. Setup is not difficult, and flying is reasonably easy also. This is quite an update to what dog-stacking has been for decades, and it adds a neat new perspective and is so much fun. Thanks John and Geoff. You did the hard work so we can play. I^3, do u
Thank YOU! We’re beyond pleased to have made a previously anomalous, “black magic” or “only really good fliers can do that” activity accessible for the everyday flier, showing that skill is not the real barrier but rather, belief.
The Kube is fun and opens up a lot of new opportunities. It definitely shakes up the experience of kite flying so give yourself plenty of time to get accustomed to it. When other people are out on the field playing on the opposite side than normal will turn heads.
In my limited use so far, it works well and the bearings roll smooth. The anchor is solid both into turf and into sand. I’m excited about doing more dogstake flying.