The POW – Pop Out Wing – is a true single skin parawing designed for foiling, freeriding, and multi-terrain use. Backed by over two decades of ram air technology know-how, it delivers good upwind and downwind performance with superb handling and stability. Its ergonomic carbon handle ensures maximum comfort and effortless control, making it perfect for learning a new outdoor sport. Ride the POW and pop it out anywhere!

The Pop Out Wing lets you glide effortlessly with the wind, switch between powered and glide modes, and surf with total freedom. Conquer any terrain, embark on an adventure, or take on the challenge of taming the wind. In this tutorial series, we will guide you step by step from setup and first attempts to advanced techniques. This way, you will master parawinging with the POW and take your skills to the next level!

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Technical Features

Ergonomic Carbon Handle

The 42 cm long carbon handle with an ergonomic front improves handling and increases comfort. It is designed for a natural wrist position and ensures effortless and intuitive wing control. The ergonomic handle offers maximum comfort during long sessions, precise control, and reduced strain on hands and arms. It also allows easy access to the bridle line attachment and facilitates replacement.

Pulley-Controlled Camber

The precision bridleline alignment allows self-stabilization, making the parawing highly reactive. This system ensures efficient power delivery, optimizing balance in various wind conditions. The immediate stall behavior enhances safety and control when needed, giving the rider complete confidence.

Anti-Flutter Ribs

The anti-flutter ribs eliminate unwanted vibrations, ensuring predictability and enhancing stability and control. Reducing turbulence, especially in gusty conditions, improves overall handling, efficiency, and durability.

Coated Visible Bridle Lines

The coated bridle lines are highly visible under water and are less likely to snag than thin lines. The coating protects the core, minimizes wear, and safeguards your hands. The choice of materials is designed for safety and long-lasting durability.

 

Land

Water

The wind range chart is to be used as a point of reference. It is based on a rider who weighs around 75kg (165lbs). Actual use will vary depending on your weight, skill level, board size/type (twintip or hydrofoil) and wind conditions on water or land. When choosing a kite size, always use common sense and repeatedly choose a smaller size if you are not sure, especially when using the kite on land.