2025 Ozone Pocket Rocket Parawing

Features

• The Pocket Rocket parawing allows you to blast upwind effortlessly, and then easily packs away for riding swells downwind
• Colour-coded control bar, bridle lines and standout leading edge make it easy to identify and quickly redeploy the wing when needed
• Compact size and easy deployment also make it ideal for spots requiring a paddle out
• Ozone’s renowned paraglider and foil kite design technology enhances stability and performance across all riding angles, especially when depowered
• Accessible performance for all skill levels

User-Friendly

Designed with a refined bridle system for a clean canopy profile, the Pocket Rocket offers smooth, efficient power for easy foiling control.

• Fingertip bar control for effortless upwind tacking and downwind cruising
• No tip collapse, even when pushed hard
• Quick and easy to stash away for pure wave/swell riding

Origin

Drawing from years of experience in paraglider and foil kite design, we crafted the Pocket Rocket for both friendly handling and high-performance freeriding.

• Stability when depowered was key—refined through insights from our Explore snowkite programme
• Leading-edge profile battens maintain aerodynamic integrity when depowering
• A carefully balanced cell and rib construction prevents tip collapse, delivering stable, comfortable riding
• Transverse Sail Shaping along the leading edge creates a cleaner surface on the most important area of the aerofoil. The result is less turbulent airflow and longer skin adhesion, which positively affects the lift-to-drag ratio increasing overall performance

Through smooth handling you can save your energies for adventure, rather than battling the wing.

How Does It Compare to Wingfoiling or Kitesurfing?

• The Pocket Rocket produces similar power per size to an inflatable wingfoil wing, but flies more like a kite due to its bridled structure
• Offers stronger initial downwind pull than a wingfoil wing
• To get going and come up on the foil, let the board be pulled in the downwind direction that the Pocket Rocket naturally first wants to pull you. Once riding, use the bar for smooth power control and adjust your angle for upwind progress