Fly a kite like a professional! Learn how to fly an ozone kite in this kite flying instructional video. Expert: Corey Jensen Contact: www.windpowersports.com Bio: Kiting has been an obsession for Corey Jensen since he was 12, flying kites on the Oregon Coast. Filmmaker: Mike Phillips
#1 by trackspike64 on December 21st, 2011
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Hello Corey I just bought a 115″ x 38″ parafoil and was wondering how to tie the strings so it dont come off and can u give me some tips on fling this type of kite it dont have handles just a round spool that i hold on to its a 2 line kite though
I will? be setting this up alone so i need to know how todo that as well thanks for your help in advance..Brian
#2 by PBKiteboarding on December 21st, 2011
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The Ozones are the Best Trainers, especially the Flows now with a bar, if you end up wanting to do Kiteboarding later. The Flow has a Loop (with a safety release) and wrist leach attached to the back line? for safety and rear relaunch. With the loop you can hook into the Flow when you decide to g et a harness to hook into later. Get that feeling of power with a trainer before moving to a big kite…
#3 by LigerZer077 on December 21st, 2011
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Rarrrr,? settle down kids.
#4 by 15killsrs on December 21st, 2011
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your an idiot
there is absolutly no way parapacking can harm the kite since there so darn flexable and built like a rock
i wouldnt reaky para-pack a depowerable, lei or sle since there more likly to get damged
para-packing any fixed bridle foil will be fine and will still work as it should and last for years providing there are no big crashes.
besides ppl mainly para-pack in high winds because its? easier then trying to fold it up with the wind always unfolding it
#5 by bionikata on December 21st, 2011
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I have been kiting for the past 6 years and my kites are always in great shape because I take care of my equipment. If you are happy shoving your kite into a bag thats cool, its not something I would advise and as for putting your kite away in high winds, anyone who has done this a few times has been out in a high wind scenario. I dont excuse lazy behavior I guess thats a great reason to remember that? people beat up their equipment when buying second hand huh
#6 by 15killsrs on December 21st, 2011
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bionikata i geuss u dont know? aynything
parapacking is a recognized way of packing up a powerkite in HIGH WINDS
#7 by seanLFCcoyne on December 21st, 2011
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nobody listen to the? person under me “bionikata” he is just showing us how to fly
#8 by tag231 on December 21st, 2011
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Actually, have contacted this guy and talked with him…he is cool as others have noted…he has an awesome outlook to life and those in? kiting…he has been around in the highest of circles of the kiting world…there are some great articles that he has written and about him if you feel like reading.
#9 by pudodrewculous on December 21st, 2011
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its called parapacking… lots of people do it… if you fly solo in higher winds it makes things? a lot easier… some people just stuff the kite, some fold it
#10 by mjohns123 on December 21st, 2011
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The guy is offering FREE instructions and does a great job. Thank you to? COOL folks like him. Other people like BIONIKATA and his input come from being a strange germ that fell out of his mothers body and should of been flushed . The world is full of BIONIKATA slime that will rot in hell someday .
#11 by piepersongg on December 21st, 2011
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Nice! This is perfect.?
#12 by charliehawtin on December 21st, 2011
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awesome are they some kind of power kite? ???
#13 by peacefuljeffrey on December 21st, 2011
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Coolness!? I didn’t know that these kites have four lines. I just bought a simple foil kite recently and flew it for the second time today–it’s just a beach kite, with two lines, but it’s a lot of fun, for me.
#14 by Marleyboybob on December 21st, 2011
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The reason that? you have so many vids is because they are all so short Lol.