Ozone R10 open class competition paraglider

Ozone have released the new Mantra R10 Open Class competition paraglider. A totally carbon free design, the R10 is available in either a 2-line or a 3-line version.

Ozone says that both versions have BBHPP performance with vastly improved comfort and usability, and that the cutting edge design and what they say is the lowest drag design in the history of the sport has created “a winning successor to the BBHPP”. The Mantra R10 is available to all qualified comp pilots.

For more info, speak with your local Ozone dealer or go to www.flyozone.com

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