Feel at oneBorrowed from our North sailing heritage, Code Zero is the name of a sail born to go fast in light, shifty conditions. Like its namesake, we've engineered this kite for performance in very light air. The Code Zero is a light, fast and reactive single-strut performer with effortless one-handed control and efficient light wind power delivery. It flies and turns quickly - with excellent drift and manoeuvrability which makes it ideal for foiling and small surf. One of the lightest single-strut kites available, the Code Zero has a playful and agile feel with dynamic steering. Refined for weight savings, we’ve stripped back the kite’s construction to the essential. Using lighter N-Dure Dacron on the leading edge and strut for stiffness and durability, a double-canopy layer to reinforce the trailing edge and lighter-weight bladder material in every size. DuraLite wingtip chafe protectors provide abrasion resistance only where you need it, and small battens on the 9, 10 and 11m stabilize the canopy.FEATURES Efficient light wind power delivery The Code Zero is a light, fast and reactive single-strut performer with effortless one-handed control and efficient light wind power delivery. Ideal for foil and waveriding, the Code Zero flies and turns quickly - with excellent drift and manoeuvrability. Drift is ideal for foiling, where you travel at very high speeds and it's important the kite goes along with you. N-Max2 Pro Airframe and lighter construction This helps contribute to the Code Zero’s playful, agile feel and fun, dynamic steering. The Code Zero has an N-Max2 leading edge and strut, a double-canopy layer to reinforce the trailing edge, and lighter-weight bladder material in every size. DuraLite wingtip chafe protectors provide abrasion resistance only where you need it. In light wind kiting, you want to go out using the smallest possible kite in the least amount of wind. To keep the kite flying, the less weight it has, the easier it is to fly. We wanted to see how light you could go without losing performance or making it too fragile. Engineered using the lightest materials possible, we’ve taken a minimalist approach – there’s nothing on it you don’t need. New sizing We’ve started to introduce more linear sizing with the new 3.5 and 4m kite, and continue the 14m, which is ideal for learning in light wind. But if you’re
