For 2012 everything has been improved. The Ozone Frenzy 2012 has been through a complete redesign, incorporating new technologies from Ozone’s world leading paraglider designs. The 2012 Ozone Frenzy incorporates new technologies from Ozone’s world leading paraglider designs, as well as a new bridal plan design offering a 100% flag out option. It is the ultimate snowkite for intermediate to advanced freestylers and back country exploring. The new 2012 total flag out option is extremely useful when landing the kite at the top of a mountain. It allows you to completely kill the power and pack up in safety, ready to Freeride down the mountain. When attaching the new flag out line, ensure it goes under the link line. We still recommend that you land using the webbing brake handle to cleanly stall your kite, i.e. when taking a short break. The partially closed leading edge with mesh openings gives ultimate performance, clean air intake and extra strength. A refined diagonal rib configuration helps optimize bridal line layout; this has enabled us to achieve a 28% reduction in line drag and a more direct feel. An increased number of cells and reduced cell width allow more control of the upper and lower surfaces. More cells also help reduce the amount of billowing (ballooning) of the cells, resulting in cleaner surfaces and better overall performance. The Ozone Frenzy includes the “Link” line, which connects both sides of the Speed System together to maintain the correct distance between both sides of the kite. This Link line therefore controls the tension transmitted through the kite which aids stability. These improvements add to the performance of the kite in all aspects; faster smoother direct handling, more power produced throughout the speed range, better stability and more de-power than ever before. The 2012 Ozone Frenzy is constructed from top quality materials and features a double pulley speed-system, utilising the latest high spec Ronstan Orbit Block Series 20 pulleys. Three unique blow-out-valves on the under surface allow the internal volume of air to be released when the kite is crashed into the ground. | 
