Ozone Pocket Rocket V2 Parawing

More Power, More Control — The Pocket Rocket Gets Better

The Ozone Pocket Rocket V2 builds on the proven formula of the world’s most accessible parawing with a series of targeted design improvements. A new shorter bridle inspired by Ozone’s Powerpack, a redesigned bow bar, and refined canopy geometry with diagonal rib reinforcement combine to deliver noticeably better upwind performance, improved low-end power, and a smoother, more consistent feel across the entire wind range.

While the original Pocket Rocket established itself as the go-to starting point for parawinging, the V2 adds enough refinement to keep up with riders as they progress. Power delivery is more predictable and intuitive — which speeds up the learning curve for newcomers and gives experienced riders a wider usable wind range in mixed conditions.

Key Features

• Shorter bridle setup (Powerpack-inspired) — improved upwind angle and more direct power delivery
• New bow bar design — higher control levels and more precise, confidence-inspiring handling
• Diagonal rib reinforcement — enhanced canopy tension for better upwind performance and low-end grunt
• Improved low-end capability — rides lighter winds than the V1 without sacrificing top-end feel
• Active power generation — pump the canopy to build power when the wind dips
• Compact revised shape — reduced water contact risk for cleaner, more reliable relaunch
• Fast pack-and-deploy — stash quickly, glide downwind on swells, re-launch with ease
• Colour-coded system — leading edge, bridle lines and control bar colour-coded for fast identification in the water
• Harness line attachment — reduces arm fatigue on longer upwind sessions
• Comes with carry bag — available in sizes 1.9m through 5.7m

Specifications

Construction

The Pocket Rocket V2 uses Ozone’s proven parawing canopy construction, refined over decades of paraglider and foil kite development. Diagonal rib reinforcement tightens canopy tension throughout the profile, directly improving upwind efficiency and low-end grunt. The redesigned bow bar provides a more rigid, responsive platform for controlling leading edge tension, while the shorter Powerpack-style bridle reduces the mechanical gap between rider input and canopy response. The result is a wing that feels more alive and engaged than its predecessor, without adding handling complexity or weight.

Why We Recommend It

If you’re starting parawinging, the Pocket Rocket V2 is the natural first choice — forgiving enough to learn on, refined enough to progress with. The 3.0m and 3.6m sit in the sweet spot for most Australian conditions: enough power to fly in 15–22 knots, compact enough to handle a paddle-out. Riders upgrading from the V1 will notice the improvement in upwind and low-end response immediately. The 5.0m and 5.7m are built for light-wind days when nothing else gets you going.