Description
Flysurfer HELI
Performance Freeride
Technical Features
Free Flowยฒ System
Optimized for faster inflation and deflation. The main valve features a bayonet adapter and push-push-pin mechanism for easy handling. Struts are connected with the leading edge bladder by hose and clamps.
Pulley-assisted Bridle System
A balanced 5-point bridle with Ronstan pulleys ensures dynamic control, stability, and effortless relaunch.
Back Main Line Adjuster
Fine-tune steering line length with an integrated knot ladder. Adjust bar pressure and steering response to match your riding style.
Performance Features
Push like no other
Turn every gust into confidence. HELIโs streamlined design and balanced profile keep it locked in the wind window, even when conditions get tricky. Predictable feedback and unwavering stability let you push harder, ride bolder, and explore your limits without fear.
Consistency is key
Feel connected every second. Stay balanced due to steady, predictable bar feedback and effortless power control. Medium bar pressure gives you precision without fatigue, unlocking easy progression and confidence for Big Airs.
Never slow down
Crashes are part of the game; getting back up shouldnโt slow you down. HELIโs swept-back outline and optimized bridle geometry make relaunch second nature. Even in light wind, one quick pull on the steering line and the kite glides off the water. No stress, no struggle; just more time riding.
Range of use
Freeride
Like an extension of your arms, the HELI follows your instinct from the first touch. Feel immediately in sync with the kite and do whatever you want โ topโclass allโround performance.
Big Air
HELI is our easiest kite to jump with and gives riders ultimate confidence. Train like a pro and beat your personal bests.
Wind Range
The wind range chart is to be used as a point of reference. It is based on a rider who weighs around 75kg (165lbs.) Actual use will vary depending on your weight, skill level, board size/type (twintip or hydrofoil) and wind conditions on water or land. When choosing a kite size, always use common sense and repeatedly choose a smaller size if you are not sure, especially when using the kite on land.


















