Ozone Swift 6 — Mellower Than the Rush 6, with Glide That Edges Toward C-Class

The Swift 6's strengths are clear. It carries over almost all of the Rush 6's performance while smoothing the behaviour, trimming the weight, and lifting the glide to where it can challenge C-class wings. But it would be a mistake to read this gentleness as an "easy wing." The near-C glide and the responsiveness of the lightweight cloth only pay off for the pilot who knows how to exploit its floaty character in light air and decelerate it precisely in rough air. For a pilot graduating from the entry stage into serious XC, it offers high-end glide without jumping up a class. It is the choice for someone who wants to stretch distance within the safety margin of B-class rather than take on the risks of C-class.