Liteflite.
Andrew Beattie 14/Jan/1993

This is an extreem light wind kite.  It would appear that everything else has
been sacrificed in order to make it more willing to fly in zero wind.  It does
this very well.  I normally reckon that if I can tell which way the wind is
blowing, then I can sit on my bum and fly the liteflite.  It is not, however,
a particularly easy kite to fly.  It corners very slowly and is not forgiving
of unskilful handling.  If you don't pull on the lines evenly, it'll stall a
wing and fall out of the sky.   As a result, this kite seems to suffer more
nose-dives than the rest of my kitebag put together.