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Kites
Kites for kitesurfing and traction: leading-edge inflatable kites and Ozone foil kites. Gear designed by riders, for riders, to ride safely whatever the body of water.
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Ozone Hyperlink V4
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Explore V3
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Zephyr V8 Ultra X
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Alpha V3 Ultra X
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Reo V7 Ultra X
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Reo V7
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Vortex Ultra-X
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Edge V12
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Ozone Enduro V5
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Catalyst V4
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should I take lessons before buying a kite?
Yes, without a doubt. Kitesurfing means handling a powerful canopy at the end of lines: a stint at a school is essential for safety, piloting and equipment. Once you're independent, we'll happily kit you out without pushing you towards the most expensive option. Safety first — that's our free-flight culture.
Do I need to take lessons before buying a kite?
Yes, absolutely. Kitesurfing involves handling a powerful wing attached to lines: attending a school is essential for safety, piloting, and understanding the equipment. Once you are autonomous, we will gladly equip you without pushing you towards the most expensive options. Safety above all is central to our free flight culture.
What's the difference between an inflatable kite and a foil kite?
The inflatable kite (LEI) relaunches easily from the water and is forgiving — it's the kitesurfing standard. The foil kite, with no bladder, is more efficient in light wind and more technical: it's Ozone's historic speciality, inherited from paragliding. The choice depends on your spot and how you ride.
What is the difference between a leading edge inflatable (LEI) kite and a foil kite?
The leading edge inflatable (LEI) kite is easy to relaunch from the water and is more forgiving — it's the standard for kitesurfing. The foil kite, without an inflatable leading edge, is more efficient in light wind and more technical: it's Ozone's historical specialty, inherited from paragliding. The choice depends on your body of water and your practice.
How do I choose my kite size?
Same as with a wing: according to your weight and the wind. More surface for light wind, less for strong wind. Most kiters have two or three sizes. Tell us your weight and your usual spot, and we'll point you to the right range.
How to choose your kite size?
Similar to wing foiling, your kite size depends on your weight and the wind conditions. You'll need more surface area for light wind and less for strong wind. Most kiters typically own two or three different sizes. Please tell us your weight and your usual riding spot, and we will help you determine the appropriate size range.
Why Ozone for kites?
Ozone designs its kites and wings with the DNA of paragliding and foil kites: "riders building kites for riders". The brand pushes hard on R&D, safety and build quality. It's that free-flight philosophy that made us want to carry it.
Why Ozone for kites?
Ozone designs its kites and wings with the DNA of paragliding and foil kites: "riders building kites for riders". The brand strongly emphasizes R&D, safety, and manufacturing quality. It is this free flight philosophy that motivated us to distribute their products.