Ozone XXLite 2

Ozone XXLite 2 Paraglider – Redefining Ultralight Adventure

When it comes to combining innovation, weight reduction, and ease of use, the Ozone XXLite 2 Paraglider sets a new benchmark. With its revolutionary single-surface design and exceptional packability, this wing is designed for pilots who prioritize minimalism without compromising performance. Additionally, its upgraded aerodynamics ensure safer, smoother launches and stable flight, even in challenging conditions.

Remarkably Lightweight, Incredibly Capable

Above all, the standout feature of the Ozone XXLite 2 is its ultralight construction. Weighing in at almost half the weight of standard paragliders, it transforms hike-and-fly adventures into a more accessible and enjoyable experience. Whether you’re ascending remote peaks or trekking through alpine trails, the XXLite 2’s compactness will surprise you. Moreover, it easily fits into a small backpack, freeing you from bulky gear and adding comfort to every climb.

Optimized for Launch, Flight, and Landing

Furthermore, the Ozone XXLite 2 Paraglider isn’t just light—it’s engineered for real-world conditions. Thanks to a redesigned profile, it launches more easily, climbs efficiently in thermals, and descends with excellent flare authority. Even on tight or tricky take-offs, the wing inflates cleanly, requiring less effort. Because of this, you get off the ground quickly and safely. While in flight, its pitch stability helps reduce workload, allowing you to focus on navigation and enjoying the view.

Additionally, landing the XXLite 2 is forgiving. Due to its improved flare characteristics, you’ll experience soft, controlled touchdowns, even in variable wind conditions.

Built with Purposeful Precision Using Ozone XXLite 2 Paraglider

Not only is the XXLite 2 compact, but it’s also crafted using the highest quality materials for longevity. Every detail—from reinforced trailing edges to tension-optimized lines—serves a purpose. Therefore, whether you’re flying on foot-launched vol-biv missions or enjoying relaxed descents, you can trust the Ozone build quality to deliver. Importantly, even in changing alpine weather, this wing holds its shape and behavior, keeping your experience enjoyable and consistent.

Who Is the XXLite 2 For?

If you’re a hike-and-fly enthusiast, adventure seeker, or experienced pilot craving minimal pack weight, the Ozone XXLite 2 Paraglider is for you. It’s not only lightweight but also reliable, responsive, and ready for real mountain adventures. While it excels in niche applications, it also appeals broadly to pilots looking for freedom, efficiency, and simplicity.

Conclusion: Fly Further with Less

Ultimately, the Ozone XXLite 2 Paraglider delivers an extraordinary blend of minimalism and performance. Whether you’re heading out for a quick evening fly-down or embarking on a multi-day vol-biv expedition, this wing rises to the challenge—effortlessly and reliably. So, if your goal is to go lighter, climb higher, and fly farther, the XXLite 2 is your ultimate tool for flight-born freedom

• Higher trim speed
• Accelerator system
• Excellent flare & landing behaviour
• Improved comfort in-flight
• More compact and agile handling

EN D* WHY? THE XXLITE EN CLASSIFICATION

How does a glider with mostly EN A results end up being classified as EN D? The answer stems from a strange political battle that arose after OZONE introduced collapse lines on modern wings such as the popular Delta series, which were opposed by competing companies who had not yet tested this technology. Instead of investigating this new method of glider development, some of our competitors lobbied to “ban” the use of collapse lines. The end result was that any wing using collapse lines to affect the required EN folding methods was given a D rating, even if all tests exhibited EN A behavior.

The XXLite uses a combined A/B line attachment point on the chord. Due to this, it is impossible to pull the correctly sized EN folds (collapses) without collapse lines. With collapse lines the tests are completed properly and the reopening of the collapse occurs in less than one second (EN A result).

Importantly, it must be noted that EN certification does not measure how a collapse is made. It only measures the wing’s recovery from collapse.

Many single-skin wings require additional (non-flying) collapse lines to properly execute the EN tests. These testing lines automatically register the wing as EN D even if the resulting recovery from the collapse is “A”. Although other test houses appear to have ignored this rule (automatic EN D with use of collapse lines) and were given an overall result below D, we have no intention to mislead pilots, and trust that our customers will understand the flawed test regulations.

The mild character and excellent passive safety of the XXLite can only be understood by reading our description of the wing, not by looking at a misleading EN D classification.