Ozone Catalyst V3 vs. Ozone Alpha V2 Review

Matt Nuzzo rides and reviews two Ozone 3-strut kites: The Catalyst V3, and the Alpha V2.
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[@georgeskassir6117]

Thank you very much for this interesting analysis. Having all these products tested and in store at Real, I am wondering where does The Core Xlite v2 stands in the wind window compared to the Alpha or the Catalyst. I am undecided between The Core Xlite v2 12m and the Alpha V2 12m for Foiling with the Moses 633. I like both brand Ozone and Core they have great products. I tested the XLite Core in 12m a couple of days ago and did like it but havent tested the Alpha v2 in 12m.

[@epra4918]

For kite foiling can you compare a 10 m Ozone Alpha V2 and a Core Xlite 2?

[@georgeskassir6117]

Hahahahaha I am very interested too to know the difference between these 2 kites. I tested the XLite v2 in 12m size kitefoiling with Moses 633 and did like but havent tested the Alphav2

[@JoaoSilva-xi2nl]

Hi Matt Nuzzo. Thank you for this comparison. Seriously thinking of getting a Catalyst for starting on foil in light wind days (still a beginner on the foil). My back ground is more freeride and big air oriented (I consider my self intermediate but to be honest I haven't break the 10m height mark yet although I am constantly getting close). I was wondering how disappointing is this kite for sending some air. I mean compared to a wave kite. I do like the jumps on wave kites like the North carve. Was just wondering what to expect the kite to handle on it's high end and taking off. Thank you

[@GaetanoCrisci]

Catalyst V3 and Alpha V2 will be better (sensibly) than any Reo in jumping, ReoV6 have for sure better top end, more stability and 1 or 2 knots more upwind range (but less low end), the Reo is probably much more focused on the wave side than the Carve, but this need confirm