Here is the highly successful Crossfire series, newly updated  with great improvements:

• Improved stability
• Colored bridle with sewn loops
• Color-coded Dyneema Line sets with sewn loops
• Color-coded handles with comfortable grips, stake loops and strop leads
• Reinforced profiles
• DTS- Dynamic Trim System: Adjustable bridle has low-lift/ high speed "buggy setting"
• New softer fabric for lighter weight, improved shape and performance

We flew the prototype in the 4.0 meter size last September here on Jekyll Island and were really impressed. The Crossfire always had a reputation for being a little tricky in lumpy wind, especially at the edge of the window, but the new model has much improved stability.

The Crossfire has always been a lifty kite and great for getting air, but that's not always welcome in a buggy. Now with the Dynamic Trim System, the angle of attack is ground-adjustable so you can set it with reduced lift and higher speed for work in the buggy. With the "buggy setting", upwind performance is much improved as well.

The Crossfire II is beautifully built and the new fabric is softer, water repellant and easy to clean. The wingtips have "dirt outs" with velcro closures for getting sand, dirt and snow out of the closed tip cells. The different colored bridle segments make the bridle easy to sort out, and it looks great, too. Sewn loops cuts down drag and minimizes snags and tangles. Another thing that pleased us is the size range, being even greater than the original Crossfire. Ten square meters? How sick is that!

This kite comes with four-line handles and is not recommended for a control bar unless you are an experienced flyer who knows how to tune a kite on a bar.

The Crossfire II comes with everything you need including...