Have never attempted it, but I don't see why not.
Are you using foils or LEI kites?
I duck tuck my slow 15m foil kite with 22m lines in 6 knots, provided I gain *enough speed* before the tack.
It is all about timing. And yes: looping is your friend.
Also: if you're using such long lines it's probably because wind is very poor.
In stronger winds I can be lazy and allow my board to point very much downwind (like if I were 360ing), kite will be reactive and pull me out of the tack.
But in very light wind, I learned to keep my tack "acute", that is not to point the board downwind too much, but rather to stop its "turning" while still going upwind in the new direction. This keeps proper line tension, so that the kite is responsive and has a chance to loop.
(never do any tack without loops... not able to)
On my 15m I *really* have to pull hard to make it loop in time, but now I manage to do it, and don't need to resort to jibes in ultra light wind.
Now, a clarification: I am using a large-ish foil surf (1100sqcm, although at 110kg). Perhaps things get more dicey with smaller foils.
But if I make it with such a *slow* moving foil kite and my weight in that wind... you should too, I'm honestly a pretty low bar to use as an example