Ozone Pocket Rocket v2 vs Ozone Power Pack
Matt heads out on the water for a back-to-back testing session to compare two of Ozone’s latest parawings: the user-friendly Power Pack and the...
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Located in Cape Hatteras. No bots.The PowerPack parawing introduces a new sense of foiling freedom, whether you're riding small bumps, open ocean swells or breaking waves.
Powering you quickly up on foil, it packs away in seconds and redeploys without complication.
Stash & glide, redeploy & ride. Always ready for one... more... run
THE POWERPACK IS MADE FOR RIDERS WHO ALREADY HAVE PARAWING EXPERIENCE AND ARE COMMITTED TO A MORE STASH & GLIDE STYLE OF RIDING.
The ultra light weight design packs down to a very compact size and is suited to riders who spend more time foiling hands-free than riding the wing very powered up.
It is designed as a tool to get up on foil, pack away and feel the sensation of foiling unassisted.
We would recommend inexperienced riders to begin with the Pocket Rocket.
The PowerPack is a simple yet highly functional design that carefully balances all aspects of performance.
Developed to complement the PowerPack’s free-feeling performance, the Bow Bar introduces a new level of comfort and control.
The PowerPack’s short bridle lines provide a more direct connection to the wing while also enabling a faster stash and redeployment. The pack down experience is also improved thanks to the new, smooth, bridle material.
Achieving true, user-friendly performance is about more than just shorter lines and smoother material — it’s about refining every detail.
For adventure sessions, use the Ozone Mission Pack — designed to carry up to two backup wings, a hydration bladder, phone, water bottle or flare. It’s also ideal for wingfoilers who want a rescue parawing in case of deflation of their inflatable wing.
Although the PowerPack has intuitive handling, stability and solid pull to get up on foil, we don’t recommend it for learning how to parawing, as it is not designed to withstand the wear and tear potentially caused during the learning process.
The PowerPack provides reliable upwind performance, however, with its longer bridle lines and added cell structure, the Pocket Rocket sits further forward in the window and offers an extra edge for those seeking maximum upwind efficiency.
The Pocket Rocket range will continue to help riders develop the initial skills needed to enjoy parawinging, with its easy, smooth power and friendly flying performance, allowing for rapid progression.
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