Kite range Archive
T4 Competition
Waiting for update.
T2 Competition
Waiting for update.
Trancer
The original Trancer was as mad as a bag of monkeys. Fast, loads of
fun and fantastic in high wind. You could pull the lines almost at
random and 9 times out of 10 the Trancer would turn it into a trick. The
Trancer 2 was a bit more refined but still bonkers. Both versions based
on carbon-kevlar frame which is now getting hard to source. So I'm not
making any more of these so I can keep my remaining stock of the tube
for customer spares.
Dharma
Over 10 years in production and through a range of variants, the SP,
SPiX and SR - I've withdrawn this while we concentrate on the XE, which
has much more balanced all round characteristics. The Dharma is still
a lovely late afternoon chill out kite...
T2 Solo
The Solo is scaled-down (to 0.91 scale) from the T2 Competition and re-engineered
for solo flying. Detailed revisions in 2005 brought the Solo right up
to date including roll up tricks.
The 2005 specification is a complete retrofit for existing T2 Solos and
details are on the Technical page.
Replaced by the Insider.
Odyssey
Very nice to fly, but didn't quite make the grade as a replacement for
the T2; but I couldn't find the balance with the UL and vented versions;
but many of the ideas were incorporated into the T4.
Outsider
Very competent freestyle kite, but overtaken by the hotrod T2 Solo for
broad-based performance. This shows the limited edition 'Sign of the Times'
version with applique based on a crop circle design. Just one made in
each colour.
Diva
Indoor kite, using Breeze tube. Used for setting an endurance record
for indoor flying - since broken! - but Breeze tube is just way too expensive.
Dark Star
Our first design.
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