Super 10ft Purple Stacker Power Kite

About This Kite

The Flexifoil Super 10 is for those looking for serious power. It has a very high aspect ratio (how long and thin it is compared to how short and wide it is), making it extremely efficient, with up to three times the pull of a Stacker 6'. This kite, flown on its own or stacked, will produce incredible pull, yet is easy to fly. This kite can be stacked together with the Stacker 6' and the Pro-Team 8'. 

• Lightning-fast turns, manageable pull — pure fun even in strong wind

• Perfect for intermediate, pros, and everyone in between

• Easy to stack — create your own high-speed flying display

• Suitable for ages 18+ 

SUPER 10™ Specifications

• Wingspan: 286 cm / 113 inch
• Chord depth: 61 cm / 24 inch
• Aspect ratio: 4.7
• Sail area: 1.7 sq m / 19 sq ft
• Sail material: Hi-spec ripstop polyester fabric
• Spar type: 3 part GRP
• Wind range: 8 kph+ / 5 mph+
• Skill level: Intermediate to expert
• Power rating: Strong
• Recommended line: 40m / 130ft – 135 kg / 300lb
• Recommended flying straps: Padded (for extra comfort + stacking)

Buying Your First Kite? Start Here.

If this is your first Super 10, we recommend purchasing it with the ideal line set for 1-2 kite stack flying:

40m / 130ft – 135 kg / 300lb Flying Line Set + Padded Wrist Straps

This setup is perfect for learning the basics and building confidence on your own.

Thinking About Stacking Later? (See table below for specifications)

If you plan to stack multiple Super 10' kites in the future, you’ll need stronger flying lines to handle the extra power.

For example, if you eventually want to fly 6 'Super 10' kites stacked together, go for:

40m / 130ft – 315kg / 700?lb Flying Line Set

Make sure to choose the right flying line set based on how many kites you plan to stack — now or later. Keep in mind: the stronger the line, the heavier it is. That means it requires more wind and power to fly. So if you're flying just one Stacker 10' on lines meant for a 6-kite stack, you'll need significantly stronger winds.

Flying Line Sets and Padded Wrist Straps

To keep things flexible (and more affordable for returning customers), we offer flying line sets and padded wrist straps for control as optional add-ons.

Many fliers already own a set and don’t need duplicates. By offering them separately, you only pay for what you actually need. 

If you're new to Flexifoil or kiting in general, we recommend adding a flying line set and padded wrist straps with your first kite so you're ready to fly right out of the bag.

Make sure to choose the right flying line set based on how many kites you plan to stack — now or later. Keep in mind: the stronger the line, the heavier it is. That means it requires more wind and power to fly. So if you're flying just one Stacker 10' on lines meant for a 6-kite stack, you'll need significantly stronger winds.

SUPER 10™ Stacking Specifications

Power Comparison

Compare the relative pulling power of the Flexifoil Power Kite range:

1 × Super 10 = 3 × Stacker 6

1 × Pro-Team 8 = 2 × Stacker 6

2 × Super 10 = 3 × Pro-Team 8

You can fly Flexifoil Power Kites individually or join them together and build yourself a MONSTER POWER STACK.

You can stack a mix of Flexifoil Stacker 6’s, Pro-Team 8’s and Super 10’s. Always make sure that the larger kites are at the top of the stack and use the line strength stacking specification for the largest kite size. So if you were stacking Stacker 6’s and Super 10’s, you would use the Super 10' line strength stacking specification. 

You will find all the recommended kite flying lines in the flying line section of the store.

About Stacker Kites

Launched over 50 years ago, Stackers helped define power kiting.

They’re known for their unmistakable sound, high-speed flight, and legendary ability to stack — giving you the thrill of flying a sky full of kites with one set of lines.

Loved by solo pilots and team flyers alike, Stackers are about joy, challenge, and community.

How to Stack

1. Start with one kite

2. Add a second using stacking lines

3. Build your stack — 2, 3 or 6. Always use common sense when stacking kites, particularly when stacking these larger kites. Build up one kite at a time and if it feels too powerful, immediately reduce the number of kites in the stack. 

4. Experience the speed, sound, and lift of true aerial performance

Stacking kits and guides will be available separately. It’s simple to set up and incredible to watch.