Dual-line kites are a type of kite that is controlled using two strings, allowing for greater maneuverability and precision in flight. These kites can perform a variety of tricks and stunts, making them popular among kite enthusiasts. The two lines are typically attached to the kite's frame, enabling the flyer to steer and control the kite's movements effectively. Unlike single-line kites, which fly straight and are mainly for leisure, dual-line kites require skill and practice to master. They come in various shapes and sizes, often made from lightweight materials like nylon or polyester. Many flyers enjoy participating in competitions or festivals, showcasing their skills with dual-line kites.