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The Pepper has proven to be a great successful beginners traction kite. Building on the success of the 2006 model, Peter Lynn is proud to introduce the Pepper II.
While maintaining the particular strong points of the Pepper, like stability and ease of use, the Pepper II has been upgraded on different levels ranging from technical enhancements to an updated package; not to mention the new graphical design.
Its flying behaviour is even more comfortable and with the new sand outs in the wingtips you'll get the sand out in no time.
With the Pepper II, Peter Lynn once again brings a kite for everybody who wants to start power kiting. Whether on the beach, board or maybe even in the buggy, the Pepper is second to none when it comes to price/performance ratio.
The Pepper II will be available in the following sizes: 2.0m², 3.0m², 4.0m², 5.0m², 6.0m² and 8.0m². Supplied as a ready-to-fly kite, complete with lines and handles, in a specially designed bag.
The Peter Lynn Pepper Flying Characteristics
Easy handling - The Pepper is very easy to control. Even when flying the kite on 4 lines, you can still easily steer it like a 2-line kite. This is great for kite flyers who are less experienced with 4-line control.
Constant power - The Pepper has constant power, which makes it easy for those less experienced to get going on a landboard or in a buggy.
Constant flying speed - The Pepper has a very predictable flying behaviour. The kite does not suddenly accelerate, the flying speed as well as the turning is predictable which is great for people who are starting off buggying or landboarding.
Stability - The Pepper is a stable foil, so you are not focusing on keeping your kite in the air, but simply having more time for pure fun on the land.
Features
Low aspect ratio for easy handling and predictable flying behaviour; Specially designed profile with a relatively strong pull over a lrage segment of the wind window; Crossvented profiles for easier relaunch after a crash on the beach; Velcro bridle loop to minimize the chance of bridles getting tangled when packing the kite.
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