Ozone Liteforce V2 light-wind wing

New gear alert: the Ozone Liteforce V2 light-wind wing

Posted by Paddy on

New gear alert: the Ozone Liteforce V2 has landed, and it's the wing we've been waiting for to turn flat, light-wind days into actual sessions. If you're a heavier rider who's sick of standing on the beach willing the wind to fill in, this is the one.

Paddy's a big-dawg wingfoiler — over 100kg — so light wind is the eternal struggle, and honestly there's no better real-world test of a light-wind wing than getting a 100kg+ rider up and foiling. The Liteforce V2 does exactly that: massive low-end power and loads of energy to pop you up onto the foil in the lightest breeze, then a clean, direct feel once you're going.

Why it works in next to no wind

Two things make the Liteforce V2 special: power and weight. It's got huge low-end grunt for its size, so it generates drive when there's barely anything in the air. And it's astonishingly light — the kind of light that means the wing isn't fighting you when the breeze drops. A lighter wing flutters less, stays where you put it, and keeps pulling instead of dying in the lulls.

New for the V2

Ozone have sharpened up an already-brilliant wing for the second version:

  • New Ozone carbon boom system — stiffer, lighter and a lovely direct connection to the wing
  • New stiffer surf handle for better drift handling when you let go in the waves
  • An extra anti-flap batten on the trailing edge, which helps control sail tension at the top of the wind range for a smoother, more comfortable ride when it picks up
  • Reduced sail cuts with more optimised shaping, so it holds its top performance for longer

The numbers

  • Sizes: 6.6m and 7.7m — both built purely for light wind
  • Weight: the 6.6m is just 2.97kg with the boom; the 7.7m only 3.23kg with the boom
  • Materials: lightweight cloth, made in the Ozone factory
  • Connection: a zero-movement connection between rider and wing, for a direct feeling to the wind

That boom-included weight is the headline. At under 3kg, the 6.6m is barely there in your hands — exactly what you want when you're pumping onto the foil and holding it through the lulls.

Which size for you?

Rough rule: the 7.7m is the ultimate light-wind tool and the pick for heavier riders or the very lightest days; the 6.6m gives a touch more handling and covers a slightly wider range. If you're a big-dawg rider like Paddy, the 7.7m will get you out when nothing else will. Not sure? That's what we're here for — tell us your weight and your local spot and we'll sort you.

The Ozone Liteforce V2 is in now — we're an official Ozone dealer, so you get expert advice and demo days too. See it alongside the rest of our wings, and if you want to learn to wing or sharpen your foiling, have a look at our wing foil lessons in Galway.

Call to our trailer at Silverstrand / Barna, or message us about a demo — there's no better way to feel the light-wind difference than to get one on the water.

Want out on the lightest days? One message sorts it

Tell us your weight and your local spot and we'll tell you straight — 6.6m or 7.7m — and sort a demo so you can feel it before you buy.

WhatsApp or call us: 087 144 8888 · Email the shop · See the Liteforce V2 · Browse wings

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