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  1. 20th August 2010 15:46 #1
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    Ozone Method Kite

    News Article & Photos: Ozone Method Kite

    "What I wanted to do was make a kite that has the speed of a high performance kite, the stability of a beginner kite and handles like a sports car. I have been talking with our paragliding designers and they have shared their new theories which have been helping them produce the highest performing paraglider to date!" - Rob Whittall, Ozone Kite Designer



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  2. 20th August 2010 16:24 #2
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    It sounds like a nice lazy mans fast kite in the PDF..
    Good in gusts as well, they say
    I like to try one..
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  3. 23rd August 2010 09:08 #3
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    Not much bridle on that thing. Looks good tho
    Thanks Abbe89 and your kite-kit

    2.1m Little Devil - 2m Blade 2 - 4.9m Blade 3 - 6m New Wave - 8m Pansh Ace - Scrub Scudda 39 - Peter Thin Buggy
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  4. 23rd August 2010 21:50 #4
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    tis an awsome kite been flying all the sizes and they are fantastic. greate low end, and really floaty in the right weather. rob whittle is on fire this season with some brilliant desighns
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    Bring on the 09's baby!!!!
    Keep it reall Use ya noggin!!
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  5. 23rd August 2010 23:02 #5
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    Yeh, even less bridles than the Pegas Chimera, must have plenty of internal bracing.
    Be nice to see a video of it, ....side by side with the Blurr.
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  6. 30th August 2010 14:07 #6
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    looks good...just when i am wanting to reduce my stuff...typical...anywho

    doesn seem they are very original with the brochure...its obviously the same as the flow one...it even says flow on it...page 2 under contents
    Now with Slightly better spelling
    (i have a spellcheck on opera now)

    in da bag
    2m Pansh Legend
    5m Pansh Limited Edition
    5m Flexifoil Blurr

    not in da bag
    RS SPEED
    (it wouldnt fit in da bag)
    Scrub Monashee
    BPKA: 13150
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