Ozone

Enduro

Ozone · Freeride · 2018-2025

2 riders have it in their quiver11 sizes

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Ozone

Aile polyvalente freeride/freestyle/wave. Très maniable, dérive fluide et grande polyvalence.

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Sizes V5not verified

  • 5 m²
  • 6 m²
  • 7 m²
  • 8 m²
  • 9 m²
  • 10 m²
  • 11 m²
  • 12 m²
  • 13 m²
  • 14 m²

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2025

The Ozone Enduro V5 7 m² is reviewed as a highly versatile kite that remains easy to fly while gaining noticeably more big-air performance than the V4. It still works well for freeride, waves, foiling and freestyle, combining a direct response with strong stability and impressive upwind ability.[1][3]

Strengths

  • Impressive low-end and excellent upwind drive
  • Strong lift and hangtime for big air
  • Fast, direct and confidence-inspiring handling
  • Versatile across freeride, waves, foiling and freestyle

Weaknesses

  • Less specialized for passive drift than a dedicated wave kite
  • No numerical score is provided by the test
  • The direct response may suit progressing riders better than complete beginners

Who for

Best for intermediate to advanced riders wanting one versatile kite for freeride, big air and mixed disciplines.

all years

Reviews of the Ozone Enduro V4, mostly covering the 2023 version, describe a versatile kite that is faster, more powerful and better upwind than the V3. It covers freeride, jumping, foiling, waves and freestyle with strong control and reliable relaunch, although its bar pressure is heavier than some alternatives.[1][3]

Strengths

  • Highly versatile across freeride, freestyle, foiling and small waves
  • Fast flying, strong upwind performance and broad wind range
  • Plenty of usable lift with controlled landings
  • Reliable relaunch, including in light wind

Weaknesses

  • Heavier bar pressure than some competing kites
  • Intermediate to advanced riders may get more from its performance
  • Less wave-focused than a dedicated wave kite such as the Reo

Who for

It suits riders wanting one high-performance kite for progression from freeride into jumping, foiling, waves and freestyle in varied conditions.

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