The brands
Parawing brands
The parawing market is still young, but there are already some excellent options from established water sports brands and the pioneer that started it all. Here's an overview of each brand and what they bring to the table.
Paraglider heritage meets parawingfoiling
Ozone
Ozone brings decades of paraglider and foil kite expertise to the parawing market. Their two models, the Pocket Rocket (all-rounder) and PowerPack (stash specialist), are built with lightweight materials and a focus on upwind performance. Community feedback consistently highlights their water relaunch reliability.
Accessible pricing, proven performance
Gong
Gong's Lowkite is a single-skin parawing that offers a genuine alternative at a lower price point. Available in sizes from 3m to 7m, the Lowkite has built a solid reputation in the community for delivering reliable performance without the premium price tag. A great option for riders entering the sport.
Hybrid design from a water sports giant
Duotone
Duotone entered the parawing market with the Stash, featuring a unique hybrid single/double-skin design. Developed by Ken Winner, the Stash combines ultra-lightweight 30g paragliding ripstop with double-skin tips for enhanced stability. Backed by one of the largest dealer networks in water sports.
The brand that started it all
BRM
Founded by Greg Drexler in Maui, BRM launched parawingfoiling as a sport with the Maliko V1 in August 2024. Their current range spans four models: the Kanaha (all-rounder), Ka'a (surf/quick deploy), Maliko 2 (downwind specialist), and Paia (premium double-skin). BRM remains the benchmark that every other brand is measured against.
Early mover with intuitive handling
Ensis
Ensis was the second brand to market with the Roger parawing in late 2024. Designed around ease of use, the Roger features colour-coded bridles and a 3-Point Bridle System that simplifies setup and reduces tangling. The V2 is already available, showing active product development.
Reflex airfoil innovation from Australia
Flow Paragliders
Flow's D-Wing uses a reflex airfoil design that virtually eliminates canopy collapse, a feature unique in the parawing market. Built with premium Porcher Skytex canopy and Liros Technora lines, the D-Wing is engineered for maximum stability and safety.
Budget-friendly power kite heritage
Aeryn
Aeryn is backed by Equipe Trading, the Dutch group behind Peter Lynn and PLKB, bringing two decades of ram-air kite design to the parawing market. The Pocket Wing P1 is a single-skin parawing with a spliced Dyneema bridle and trailing edge micro rod for shape retention. Positioned as the most affordable option in the category.
Not sure which parawing is right for you? Our size guide can help you narrow it down based on your weight and typical wind conditions.
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