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Duotone Ventis
£1,299.00 GBP
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With maximum lift and power packed into a sleek, reduced wing tip design, you'll be flying while others are left grounded with the Duotone Ventis!
The innovative 3-strut design and unique wing tips deliver maximum lift, power and efficiency, allowing you to get up on the foil effortlessly without intense pumping. Designer Ken Winner has brought the side struts more inwards on the new Ventis, creating a rigid frame and reducing swing weight and reduced the size of the wing tips. This makes even the larger 7m2 and 8m2 Ventis sizes manageable for all riders, regardless of size or experience.
The Ventis incorporates a lightweight 50g ripstop canopy for efficient performance in marginal conditions. Focused on lift and stability, the side struts maintain consistent profile depth and canopy tension for smooth, stable power delivery. Its refined profile shape and tip twist not only improves the low end, it also enhances upwind performance and ensures a smoother ride through gusts. The ergonomic centre strut design with extended Carbon front handle allows one-handed riding and provides a comfortable position for your hands, reducing fatigue for longer, more enjoyable sessions. The Ventis turns light wind conditions into a playground for progression.
Get out there and challenge the impossible.
The canopy keeps the profile throughout the entire wing and provides an active lift and maximum power in light winds.
The two side struts retain the rigid frame and enhance handling by a stable draft position and smooth gust response.
The Ventis comes in a new three-strut design, which allows an effective tip reduction for easy starts and minimized tip drag.
The centre strut profile facilitates a more relaxed arm positioning and results in a comfortable and ergonomic handling.
Light, neutral and effortless. Thanks to its efficient construction and lightweight canopy the Ventis performs incredibly well in marginal conditions.
