When world-renowned waterman Kai Lenny does something new, the world takes notice. And that’s exactly what happened when he recently dropped into a towering wall of water at Peʻahi (a.k.a. Jaws) – not on a tow rope, SUP, or windsurfer, but with an Ozone Rocket Parawing in hand.
Yes, you read that right – parawinging has officially arrived on the big wave stage.
Riding into one of the heaviest and most iconic breaks in the world, Kai showcased the true freedom of the parawing setup. With a few tugs, he collapsed the wing mid-run, allowing it to drift silently behind him on its leash. The result? A seamless, pure connection with the wave, free from obstruction, and with zero drag – just rider, board, and the raw energy of the ocean.
It’s a moment that redefines what’s possible with wind power and foil boards.
From lightwind ocean exploration to big-wave charging, parawinging is carving out its own lane. And thanks to Kai Lenny and his Ozone Pocket Rocket parawing, we’ve all now seen just how far it can go.