Ozone Swift 6

The Ozone Swift 6 is the lightweight sibling of the Rush 6 — same EN B platform and 62-cell, 5.7 aspect-ratio profile, just trimmed down with lighter cloths and construction techniques to land among the lightest sails in the class. Aimed at experienced intermediate recreational and XC pilots who hike up, travel with their gear, or simply want less inertia in the wing.

The lower sail weight pays off twice — easier launches thanks to reduced inertia, and a more agile feel in the air. Inflation in nil-wind is on par with Ozone's easiest wings, light and responsive; in stronger wind it comes up cleanly without overshoot. Brakes are precise in the first part of the range and very responsive deeper, with the strong chord structure and excellent sail cohesion making it climb efficiently. Stability on bar comes from a new profile, optimised internal structure, and the ACR system inherited from the Delta 4 — the Active Control Risers act on B and C lines and let the pilot manage angle of attack without disturbing the camber, giving a 2-line style input within a 3-line layout. Performance gains over older Swifts come from a refined 3/2 line layout, additional 3D shaping that splits the leading edge, and tweaks to the panels, trailing edge and mini-rib construction — all aimed at cutting parasitic drag. Aspect ratio is held moderate (5.7 flat) on purpose, for passive safety and a fun feel.