Ozone

Ozone has earned a reputation as one of the most respected names in wind sports, with roots in paragliding that carry through into every kite and wing the brand makes. Known for clean handling, dependable safety systems, and gear that simply works, Ozone is a brand that riders trust from their first trainer kite to their biggest sessions.

Our Ozone range brings together the brand's kitesurfing kites, wing foil wings, trainer kites, harnesses, bars, and accessories in one place, so you can build or extend a setup around a brand known for quality. Whether you are learning to fly a kite for the first time or chasing more performance on the water, there is Ozone gear here to suit you.

New to the brand, or choosing your next piece? The guide below explains the range and how to choose. Browse the full Ozone selection below, and explore our wider kitesurfing kites range for more options.

Who Are Ozone?

Ozone began in the world of paragliding and free flight, and that heritage shows in the way the brand approaches kites and wings. Years of designing canopies that have to behave predictably in the air translate into kitesurfing and wing foil gear known for smooth power delivery, stable handling, and well-thought-out safety systems.

That focus on flight makes Ozone a brand riders come to trust. Whether it is a forgiving trainer kite, an all-round freeride kite, or a modern wing, the emphasis is on gear that is intuitive to fly and reliable session after session.

What Does Ozone Make?

• Kitesurfing kites: freeride, wave, and performance kites across a full spread of sizes
• Trainer kites: small, safe kites for learning kite control on land before you hit the water
• Wing foil wings: handheld inflatable wings for the fast-growing sport of wing foiling
• Harnesses: waist harnesses designed for comfort and support on the water
• Bars, lines, and accessories: the control systems and spares that complete and maintain your setup

Because the brand spans kites and wings, many riders stay with Ozone across their wind sports for a familiar feel and consistent quality.

Choosing an Ozone Kite

Kite size is measured in square metres and matched to your weight and the wind. Bigger kites generate more power for lighter winds, while smaller kites stay controllable as the wind builds, and a heavier rider needs a larger kite than a lighter rider in the same conditions. Most riders build a small quiver of two or three sizes to cover the range of wind at their local spot.

Ozone kites are known for being stable and forgiving, which makes them a popular choice for learning as well as for all-round freeride use. If you are buying your first kite, a mid-sized freeride model is a sensible starting point, and you can add sizes as you progress. Pair your kite with a board from our kiteboards range.

Trainer Kites and Learning

If you are completely new to kites, an Ozone trainer kite is one of the best ways to start. These are small, safe kites flown on land or in shallow water that teach you how a kite moves through the wind window, how to steer it, and how to manage its power, all without the commitment of a full kitesurfing setup.

Learning kite control on a trainer first makes the step onto the water far easier and safer, and it is an affordable, fun way to build the fundamentals. Many riders keep a trainer kite for light-wind days and for teaching friends and family the basics.

Choosing an Ozone Wing

For wing foiling, Ozone wings are measured in square metres like kites, and the size you need depends on your weight and the wind. Larger wings generate more power for lighter winds and heavier riders, while smaller wings stay manageable as the wind increases. Many wing foilers own two or three sizes to cover a range of conditions.

Ozone brings its flight expertise to its wings, with designs aimed at stable, efficient power and comfortable handling. If you are getting into the sport, a larger, more stable wing makes learning easier. Explore the full wing foil wings range to compare sizes and models.

Harnesses, Bars, and Setup

A comfortable harness and a reliable bar are a big part of how a kite or wing setup feels. Ozone harnesses are designed to support your lower back and spread the load, with a secure, adjustable fit that keeps you comfortable through long sessions. The control bar is a safety-critical item, letting you steer, adjust power, and activate the quick release that depowers the kite in an emergency.

Always make sure your bar and lines are matched to your kite and kept in good condition, and replace any lines that are frayed or worn. If you are unsure what suits your kite, our team can help you match everything up.

Caring for Your Ozone Gear

Good care keeps kites and wings safe and lasting.

• Rinse off salt and sand and dry gear fully before long-term storage
• Avoid dragging kites and wings across rough ground, which wears the material
• Keep gear out of prolonged sun, as UV degrades the fabric over time
• Check bladders, valves, and bridles for wear, and repair small issues early
• Inspect lines regularly and replace them if frayed or damaged

UV and abrasion are the main enemies of inflatable kites and wings, so pack them down when you are not riding and store them dry.

How Much Does Ozone Gear Cost?

Prices depend on the item, the technology, and whether a bar is included. Trainer kites sit at the more accessible end of the range, current freeride kites and wings fall in the middle, and premium performance models sit higher. Bars and lines are often priced separately unless sold as a package.

For a first setup, a trainer kite followed by a stable freeride kite is a sensible, cost-effective path into the sport. As you progress, you can add sizes and styles. You'll find options across a spread of budgets in the range.

Why Buy Your Ozone Gear from Surface2Air Sports?

We have been part of the UK kitesurfing and wing foil scene since 2002, with a shop in Poole and a full range online.

• Ozone kites, wings, trainer kites, harnesses, and bars in one place
• Gear for beginners through to advanced riders
• A full spread of kite and wing sizes
• Honest advice on sizing for your weight and local wind
• In-store help and online support

Whether you are learning with a trainer kite or sizing up your quiver, we can help you choose the right Ozone gear. Explore our wider kitesurfing range and matching harnesses to complete your setup.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ozone

What is Ozone known for?

Ozone is a wind sports brand with roots in paragliding, known for stable, intuitive kites and wings and dependable safety systems across kitesurfing and wing foiling.

What size kite or wing do I need?

It depends on your weight and the wind. Bigger kites and wings suit lighter winds and heavier riders, while smaller sizes suit stronger winds. Many riders own two or three sizes.

Are Ozone kites good for beginners?

Yes. Ozone kites are known for being stable and forgiving, and the brand's trainer kites are an excellent, safe way to learn kite control before you hit the water.

What is a trainer kite?

A small kite flown on land or in shallow water to learn how a kite moves and how to control its power, before progressing to a full kitesurfing setup.

Does Ozone make wing foil gear?

Yes. Ozone makes handheld wing foil wings in a range of sizes, bringing the brand's flight expertise to the growing sport of wing foiling.

Do Ozone kites come with a bar?

Some are sold with a compatible bar and others separately. Always make sure your bar and lines suit your kite, and replace any worn lines.

How do I look after my Ozone kite or wing?

Rinse and dry it, avoid dragging it on rough ground, keep it out of prolonged sun, and check the lines, valves, and bladder regularly.

Do you stock other kite and wing brands?

Yes. Our wider kitesurfing and wing foil ranges include kites, wings, and accessories from a range of trusted brands.