Ozone Rush 6: A High-B That Edges Toward C the Harder You Push the Bar

The Rush 6's offer is clear. It keeps the certification and comfort of a high-B intact, then borrows the forward efficiency of a class above the moment you press the bar. A pilot stepping up from the Rush 5 will feel the sharper turn and the tighter glide from the very first flight. But this performance comes with a condition. The Rush 6 only fully repays the pilot who presses the bar often and holds it long. If your style is to sit at trim and fly at ease, the reasons to pick this wing thin out. For the pilot confident to read the air on the bar and drag a line across it, and for the pilot chasing XC distance within a B-class certification, the Rush 6 is exactly the right answer. Not an easy high-B, but one that gives back as much as you put in.