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Infinity V4 Twintip

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Ozone Infinity V4 Kiteboard

The Ozone Infinity V4 is built to keep you riding when the wind drops out without losing the feel of a regular twin tip underfoot. A wider outline and increased surface area let it plane early and hold speed on very little power, while the base and flex keep it riding like a proper freeride board rather than a slab built purely to get you moving.

  • Lightwind freeride, beginner-friendly riding
  • Hybrid biax fibreglass and unidirectional carbon construction
  • Double concave base blending into tri-spine tip channels
  • Wide outline for early planing and low-end power
  • Suits all levels, literally from beginners to lightwind riders

Our Test Team Thoughts

"We've seen this used as a beginner board in a kite school setting, and have also ridden it as a light wind board, which is its primary design. It gets you up on plane really quickly, and you can stay up on plane without having to ride fast across the water, exactly what you'd expect. It's also a good looking board in both the blue and the red colourway."

Performance & Feel

The Infinity is Ozone's dedicated lightwind twin tip, built around a wider outline and a carefully tuned rocker to maximise surface area without losing the feel of a normal board. That extra width is what does the work: the board gets onto the plane with less kite movement than a standard freeride twin tip, which means more time riding and less time waiting around for the wind to fill in.

The base has a double concave shape blending into tri-spine channels at the tips. It keeps the board gripping and tracking upwind with confidence, and despite the increased surface area, it feels smaller and snappier underfoot than older lightwind designs. The flex pattern is tuned to dampen chop and soften landings, which matters more on a bigger board in gusty conditions, where extra surface area can otherwise mean a harsher ride.

That combination of early planing and genuine twin tip feel is what makes the Infinity work as well for beginners as it does for experienced riders chasing marginal wind days. It's not a board you'll want in strong wind, where a smaller freeride board will suit better, but for getting up and riding in conditions that would otherwise mean sitting on the beach, it delivers.

Available in 2 sizes and the board comes deck only, with fins, pads/straps available separately.

Key Features

  • Hybrid biax fibreglass and unidirectional carbon layup: lightweight, strong construction with flex that increases from the centre for a smooth ride and soft landings
  • Double concave to tri-spine base: strong grip and upwind tracking
  • Wide outline with tuned rocker: early planing and sustained power in light wind without sacrificing speed
  • Recessed grab rails: easier board-offs and grabs along the centre of each rail
Infinity V4 Twintip