Ozone Afterburner
The pace of development in parawings has been extraordinary, and the Ozone Afterburner represents a significant step towards a more specialised, performance-focused future. While…
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The pace of development in parawings has been extraordinary, and the Ozone Afterburner represents a significant step towards a more specialised, performance-focused future. While…
View reviewThe Ozone Flow V2 Ultra-X is a lightweight, high-performance interpretation of the brand’s all-round Flow V2. It is designed for freeride and wave-focused riders…
View reviewThe Ozone Flux V3 is a high-performance single-surface wing developed for fast freeriding, strong upwind drive and fluid manoeuvres. Ozone positions it for confident…
View reviewOzone has built its reputation on producing beautifully refined products, and the Flow V2 continues that tradition. It’s designed primarily as a freeride and…
View reviewThe Ozone Fusion V3 Ultra-X is a double-surface ram-air wing built for racing and high-performance freeriding. It is aimed at experienced intermediate, advanced and…
View reviewThe Ozone Liteforce V2 is a large light-wind freeride wing designed to combine early power with a relatively compact, responsive feel. Offered in 6.6…
View reviewThe original Pocket Rocket helped introduce a huge number of riders to parawinging; then came the Power Pack, their “gen2” parawing, and while this…
View reviewParawinging has evolved incredibly quickly over the past couple of years. The first generation of parawings proved the concept worked, but they also highlighted…
View reviewThe Flux V2 Ultra-X wing by Ozone is a big update on the hugely popular Flux wing, which was launched in 2023; the wing…
View reviewThe Fusion V2 Ultra-X from Ozone Kites has quickly established itself as a standout choice for those serious about their kiting performance. Designed with…
View reviewThe Flow kite by Ozone is a fantastic choice for riders looking for an easy-to-use, progression-focused wing. With features like an extended front handle…
View reviewThe dust settled after the Ozone Fusion’s release at the end of 2023, but it is still a product many riders are desperate to…
View reviewIn this review, Rou Chater puts the Ozone Flux V2 through its paces, comparing the high-performance Ultra-X model with the Dacron version. Released in June...
Jack Galloway takes the Ozone Apex V1 MA for a spin in Poole Harbour. Read the full review in Issue 14 of Tonic Mag!
We took everything that makes the Flow V2 so intuitive and turned up the performance. The Flow V2 Ultra-X is significantly lighter, faster and more...
What can a super-charged Flow V2 do for you? Well I guess you'll have to find out...
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...
How would the new Flux V3 make you feel? Leave your sensible side on the shoreline, book a demo and find out!PS, the Flow V2...
The Ozone Flow V2 Ultra-X takes the all-round Flow V2 platform and intensifies it with high-performance materials. On average it is 15% lighter than the...
Designed with a rugged Dacron airframe, the Ozone Flux V3 is made for speed-hungry intermediate and advanced riders who want to push their freeriding further....
The brand new Flux V3 and Flow V2 are part of our freeride wing range, designed with accessible performance at their core. All our wings,...
Launching this Wednesday!
Ozone's Pocket Rocket V2 parawing has won the Innovation of the Year award at the AWSI 2026 ceremony. Ozone thanked its customers and partners for...
Jumping into the week be like...
Foiling isn't easy, but thats what makes it so fun!
Turning Up The Speed Parawing design is evolving at an extraordinary rate. What began as a simple way to access swell and then pack the...
Turning Up The Speed Parawing design is evolving at an extraordinary rate. What began as a simple way to access swell and then pack the...
When it comes to wingfoil racing, few names are as dominant as Mathis Ghio. Fresh off his latest World Cup win in Dakhla, Mathis sat...
The Ozone Flow V2 Ultra-X takes the all-round Flow V2 platform and intensifies it with high-performance materials. On average it is 15% lighter than the...
Designed with a rugged Dacron airframe, the Ozone Flux V3 is made for speed-hungry intermediate and advanced riders who want to push their freeriding further....
Ozone's Pocket Rocket V2 parawing has won the Innovation of the Year award at the AWSI 2026 ceremony. Ozone thanked its customers and partners for...
Perhaps our biggest test section ever, and one of the reasons this issue took a little longer to get over the line. We put the latest wings from Armstrong, Cabrinha, Ozone and Starboard through their paces, alongside two of the hottest new parawings on the market: the Ozone Pocket Rocket V2 and Power Pack. Jack Galloway also gets his downwind fix aboard the new Starboard MF foil, while we round things off with a look at Armstrong’s latest Performance masts.
Foiling has a way of cutting through the noise. In a world that often feels chaotic and unpredictable, time on the water offers something simple, a reset, a sense of freedom and a reminder of why we do this in the first place. As the season shifts and the opportunities to ride open up, there has never been a better time to be all in.
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Wing foil racing is still one of the newest and fastest evolving corners of the sport, and few riders have had a better view of that development than Mathis Ghio. With a background in windsurfing and sailing, a sharp race brain and a growing role in the development of Ozone’s Fusion wings, Mathis sits right at the point where elite performance meets innovation. We caught up with him to talk about how he got started, why racing hooked him so quickly, what it feels like to hit over 40 knots on a wing, and where he thinks the sport is heading next.
Foiling is evolving faster than almost any other watersport on the planet. New disciplines appear almost yearly, gear continues to improve and riders are discovering entirely new ways to use wind and swell. But while the technology is moving quickly, the biggest shift in the sport may actually be who is getting involved. Former professional kiteboarder Sensi Graves has found herself at the centre of that change, not just as a passionate foiler, but as someone helping open the door for more women and newcomers through coaching, community events and her own journey balancing life on the water with motherhood.
Jack Galloway is pumped on parawings this issue. Jack's a fantastic downwind foiler, whether that’s with a paddle, chipping in on a prone board or dock starting out to the bumps. The parawing is the latest tool in his box that’s allowing him even more time on the water, and helping with logistics, while also acting as a safety backup too! This is well worth a read if you are para-inclined, para-curious or para-sold…
We’ve teamed up with Ozone this issue to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a brand new PowerPack parawing. To add the icing on the Christmas cake, you can pick your custom colours and a size of your choice! Make sure you subscribe to Tonic Magazine to be in with a chance of winning!
Rou Chater sits down with Connor Bainbridge, racer, Olympian, designer and now hopelessly addicted to wing foiling. The full interview is available on Spotify and all the usual podcast platforms, and there is a full video on our YouTube channel. Rou and Connor talk about his tricky Olympic campaign, his transition since retiring from kite racing, and his new role designing wings for Ozone.
When winter drags on and the summer season still feels distant, there’s one event that brings gear, water sports culture and adrenaline all under one roof: boot Düsseldorf. Running 17–25 January 2026 at Messe Düsseldorf, boot transforms a convention centre into a full-on surf and watersports playground, and this edition looks set to be one of the biggest yet.
The original Ozone Flux set a new standard in wing design, balancing stiffness, speed, and usability across all disciplines. Now the Flux V2 refines that formula, with both a Dacron build and an Ultra-X Aluula frame. Rou Chater has been testing both to see how they perform in real conditions. Find out more in this Tech Focus: Ozone Flux V2 vs. Flux V2 Ultra-X feature.
Turning Up The Speed Parawing design is evolving at an extraordinary rate. What began as a simple way to access swell and then pack the...
The Pocket Rocket V2 parawing aiding performance to everyone. Inspired and developed with knowledge from their paragliding and kitefoiling background. Take on adventure, you can...
Parawinging is about to get even more exciting as the wings get better, and improvements are made on the first generation of products. The all-new...
Check out Kai Lenny's tips for Jesse Richman's first parawing session!
Get ready for another weekend to remember at the Littlehampton Kite & Wing Demo Weekend, back for its 4th year at @thebeachlittlehampton! Join us on...
Learn all about our innovative Fusion wing, which combines design elements from foil kites, paragliders, and SQRL wingsuit ram-air technology. Co-designer Simon Burner provides technical...