shortlineflyer
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ozone vision?
I was looking through a kite magazine today and saw an ad for the Ozone vision
I noticed it was a closed cell foil.
I have not heard about these at all on the forum.
Does anyone have one or may have flown one.
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shortlineflyer
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that stinks. i would have liked to try it
Elliot Kites sigma 360 --- Rev Blast 2-4 --- HQ Scout 5.0 --- HQ Crossfire II 10.0 --- HQ hydra 350
2010 Liquid Force Havoc 10m -- Slingshot ranger 12m -- Peter Lynn Scorpion 16m -- EH Cabarete Freestyle
MBS Elements mountainboard
MBS atom cruiser (stake trucks and wheels)
Peter Lynn XR+ kite buggy (std wheels and wide treads)
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When Ozone moved to creating LEI kites, they shelved the Vision project - and ultimately cancelled the entire project. I heard that the designers
were then released from Ozone and was hired on by HQ to continue the project - which became the HQ Neo and the new HQ Matrixx. Both are spectacular
water/land/snow kites.
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Yes, it looks like the designers moved on and somewhat realized the idea with the NEO, but I do like how that vision proto had enough auto-zenith due
to shape that they did mention it.
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