Flying Pigs: When do we start having fun?? When pigs fly!! Our perky pink Pig Sock is about two-and-a-half feet tall. Check out his friendly smile! Your cost is $15 each wholesale. We also offer the Big Pig -- a full seven feet tall -- for $125. And if you are looking for major pork, our Giant Pig may be just the thing. He is a full 13 feet tall for only $499. Go fly a pig!

The Humongous Elephant: Flying Elephants are cool! Hang some Elephant Socks in front of your store and we guarantee a smile from everyone watching. Our standard elephant is about three feet tall. Your cost is $15 each. Our improved bridle design helps keep the ears inflated in flight. For bigger fun, try the Jumbo Dumbo -- a full seven feet tall and just $125. And now we have one even bigger! The Humongous Elephant Sock is 13 feet tall (the size of your mini-van) and priced at only $499. Put one of those over your house and see how much traffic you can stop!

Flying Panda Bears: If you like our Elephants, you're gonna love our Panda! The standard Panda is about two-and-a-half feet tall. He comes in black-and-white with big eyes and a cool red tongue. Your cost is $15 each. We also offer the Jumbo Panda -- realistically sized at seven feet tall -- for $125. And if that isn't big enough, make way for the colossal Giant Panda at a full 13 feet tall for only $499. These things are so much fun that people can hardly bear it...

Rainbow Koi: We have four sizes of Rainbow Koi Socks. This one, at nearly 17 feet is the biggest. Its made from 17 colorful rows of scales, each piece independently stitched.

Fins inflate, eyes pop out, and there is even a velcro pocket that you can use to weight the lower fin and keep "swimming" right-side-up. The Japanese hang twenty foot fish from flagpoles on Children's Day each May. But you can choose any size you want:

Super Size - 16 ft - $125 Extra Large - 13 ft - $100 Large - 10 ft - $75 Medium - 6.5 ft - $45

We've seen all kinds of tricks used to attach laundry to a flying line. Most involve knots which cause abrasion and weaken line strength. Our approach is a lot more simple.

We wrap small carabiners into the main flying line. Normally, three twists work just fine. When the line is slack, you can slide the "biner" anywhere you want. But when the kite goes up and tension builds on the line, the "biner" is locked in place. It's quick, easy, and doesn't reduce line strength.

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