Ozone Afterburner 2027 Review

The Ozone Afterburner is a very different kind of parawing. Built around speed, efficiency and serious upwind performance, it rewards riders who are prepared to actively pilot the wing and work for that extra performance.

Brandon Scheid has been putting the 3.6m and 4.3m through their paces, exploring just how high they can point, how they handle when properly powered and what happens when you push a high-aspect parawing this hard.

The result is a seriously capable tool for experienced parawingers, particularly if your sessions involve long upwind legs before turning around for the downwinder. But the performance comes with a trade-off. The Afterburner demands more rider input, more attention to line tension and a better understanding of what the wing is doing.

So, is this the future of high-performance parawinging, and who should actually be riding one? Brandon breaks it all down in our full review.