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Ozone Flux vs Armstrong XPS

Created by SlowlyButSurely SlowlyButSurely  > 9 months ago, 17 Jan 2024
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SlowlyButSurely
SlowlyButSurely

223 posts

17 Jan 2024 1:37pm
Been riding the flux for the past 7 months and like them a lot. however got presented with a deal on XPS and mulling over the idea of switching from Flux to XPS

mostly freeriding, 10-25kt, 4ft waves. Can jibe and tack. has anybody tried both and ended up choosing XPS?
thanks a lot
SpokeyDoke
SpokeyDoke

130 posts

17 Jan 2024 9:10pm
XPS is on the top of my list to get this year, Flux next, so following with interest...you've likely run across these, but for reference:



They also do stand alone reviews of each wing...
RaymondWitvoet
RaymondWitvoet

11 posts

17 Jan 2024 11:05pm
Rode them both, happy with Flux. In the nuances I like, handles, tacking, flagging, I preferred the Flux
Jeroensurf
Jeroensurf

1097 posts

17 Jan 2024 11:48pm
Tried both as well and they are both very good, but the flagging, tacking and high wind stability felt to me better with the Flux.In lightwind the XPS feels a bit more nimble, in mid wind and high wind the Flux is imo superior.They are both among the best I tried for freeride and waveriding.
SlowlyButSurely
SlowlyButSurely

223 posts

17 Jan 2024 11:52pm
thank you so much
Driks
Driks

189 posts

18 Jan 2024 3:15pm
I tested the flux few weeks ago in stronger Inland conditions on a lake. It was the 4.3 and wind was around 20 with heavier gusts. Somehow it felt weird to me. I had a lot pulling on my Fronthand. Idk why. The handles looked cheep to me. for example compared with the unit. the trailing edge was a bit flappy. I was Disappointed. It just got the old Boston Ventil and the pumphose flipped out during pumping it up serval times.
Mikedubs
Mikedubs

291 posts

18 Jan 2024 8:12pm
I just got them after f one strike and swing v3s, I like them, a different power generation feel, but great wings.
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