Prism took the
winning wing shape of the Vapor and adapted it to create a
simpler indoor/ultralight design with a frame that combines
G-Force Skinnies and .157 pultruded carbon tubes. The result is
a kite that's almost as light, but significantly less fragile
because Its flexible leading edges make it astonishingly
forgiving both in the sky and on the ground.
The Ozone flies beautifully indoors, but is reinforced to take
the abuse you'll give it outdoors in winds up to 12 mph. After
you've demonstrated a perfect triple axel into a rising fade in 1 mph,
this is a kite you can confidently hand to a beginner for a first low-wind flight.
The "Tri-Axis" dynamic bridle allows incredibly precise
control over the kite all the way through a flat spin or axel,
making possible the slowest, most graceful light-wind maneuvers
you've ever experienced. Easy "Dead Launch" capability gets you
out of embarrassing situations with grace, and variable standoff
positioning gives you four different lift/drag settings for
indoor and outdoor performance.
If you
live where the wind is light and fluky, the Ozone will be the first kite out of your bag.
This Ozone was purchased from the USA, and was originally made in October 2003. It remained in the store unopened until November 2007 , when it took its maiden flight in Hobart, Tasmania.
Prism Ozone Features
Ultralight wing loading for indoors and the lightest winds.
Tri-axis bridle for precise control in all positions.
Resilient leading edges withstand aggressive pilots.
