Extra-Lightweight, Extra-Innovative
The XXLite is a concept wing that is not yet for sale. The Ultralite series from Ozone has offered pilots the lightest certified paragliders in the world for four years in a row, but we wanted to take the idea of “Ultralite” to the next level: XXLite. Ozone Power presents: PPG Tips & Tricks from the Pros EN D class performance in a comfortable and easy to fly EN C class wing. The new Delta was developed with R10 and BBHPP Technology and is the highest performance sport class wing in existence. The Ozone Test and Design Team maximised performance on the Delta by focusing on efficiency gains that do not sacrifice safety. All about foot launched speed flight (Ground Launching). Come along as the Ozone Team explains the basics of this amazing new sport. A brief history of the BBHPP and R10 development projects. We made this video with the aim of showing that within the tests that could be performed, the wing behaves just as well as any other traditional high aspect comp wing despite the presence of the carbon flexible arches. It does not answer all questions, but we hope it helps everyone see what we feel is positive about the use of carbon in this wing. A brief description of the Ozone BBHPP. Cade Palmer, Ozone Team Pilot, Speed Flying at Makapuu on Oahu, Hawaii with a Bullet GT 9.8. Felix Rodriguez flying his FLX.2 over his home in Chamonix, France.
Watch as he demonstrates ultra smooth transitions between maneuvers like SAT to Heli, Rythmic SAT, Tumble entry Infinite, and more. Squash shows off the Ozone Ultralite and Oxygen harness. The Ozone Team would like to thank all of the excellent people we met in Japan in March and April 2008… it was a wonderful time in an amazing country. Domo arigato gozaimasu! A short film shot during the 2009 Ozone Photo shoot, the results of which have been seen in most major free flight magazines in the past year. Special thanks to John James, Loren Cox, and Cade Palmer for the shooting and editing efforts. Wolfgang Pilch’s vision of acro and alternative launch techniques for modern pilots. Don’t try this at home. HD, 19 minutes. |
