Box Kite

A box kite is a type of kite with a three-dimensional, box-like structure that provides stability and strong lift in the air. Unlike flat kites, it has multiple frames and sails arranged to form a box shape, which helps it catch more wind and stay steady even in gusty conditions. This design allows the kite to fly higher and more reliably, often used in scientific experiments and as a decorative or recreational flying object. Its structure makes it more durable and easier to control compared to traditional flat kites.