18/19 Ozone Dedicated Snowkite Range

by Tom Beaton | Oct 5, 2018 | Kites

Snowkiting has always been at the core of Ozone – we all love spending time in the mountains and make the effort to snowkite every season. We offer a comprehensive range of dedicated snowkites, designed to cover all aspects of snowkiting. As well as our snowkite... read more

Explore V1 – New Single Skin Snow Kite

by Tom Beaton | Sep 26, 2018 | Kites

The Explore is powerful for its size and delivers consistent pull throughout the wind window. It de-powers instantly without surging across the middle of the window, and generates minimal upward lift making it very user friendly to learn on. It is comfortable to fly... read more

Introducing the Click In Loop

by Tom Beaton | May 15, 2018 | Kites

Exciting times! We first saw these prototypes a couple of years ago and know they have been tested extensively. Changing chickenloop is a big deal. After more than three years of development and fine tuning we are very happy to bring the Ozone V4 Control System range... read more

New Name for Ozone’s Dedicated Performance Snowkite

by Tom Beaton | Feb 14, 2018 | Kites

We have renamed our dedicated performance snowkite the ‘Subzero V1’. The open cell, pure snowkite design remains completely the same. The Subzero is a 100{e70e112c655e3a0d3143c3e1d4fb9fcb502fe7741cde5e0a3c456cf8b769894e} snow-focused kite with innovative... read more

Ozone Chrono V3 out now!

by Tom Beaton | Jan 8, 2018 | Kites

The latest generation of the Chrono legacy is now available! Taking performance characteristics from the R1 V2 (our pure performance race kite) and applying that to the Chrono series whilst still maintaining stability and ease of use as key elements is no mean feat.... read more

Ozone Snowkite Range for this Winter!

by Tom Beaton | Dec 8, 2017 | Kites

Snowkiting is a key part of the Ozone lifestyle. It is where we started as a kite brand, and for many of us, something we look forward to each winter. Snowkiting is probably the most underrated kite discipline. Whilst it can be technical and dangerous out in the... read more