Description
Light, simple and ready to travel
The Mono 2025 is Duotone's single-strut kite for freeriders and foil riders: light, easy to pack and carry, with very simple relaunch and forgiving flight. Its fast turning, direct steering and several tip setting options adapt it to your style.
Single strut · Sizes 3.5 – 15 m · Wind 8 – 41 knots · Foil and freeride
Who it's for
- Foil riders looking for a light kite with good upwind ability.
- Freeriders who want a simple kite for quick sessions.
- Travellers who need a compact kite that is easy to set up.
- Schools and riders who are starting out, thanks to its easy relaunch and stability.
What makes it special
01 Single strut: light and simple
A single strut, light and robust: with the Mono, what you see is what you get, no complications.
02 Ideal for foil and light wind
Its upwind ability and good low-end power make it the ideal companion for foiling and freeriding in light wind.
03 Easy to use and to relaunch
Relaunching the Mono is quick, easy and reliable.
04 Efficient in light wind
Light wind is where its single-strut design shines brightest, with smooth power delivery and predictable flight.
05 Fast turning for dynamic riding
Its turning speed guarantees dynamic riding.
06 Direct steering for precise control
Its direct steering ensures precise, reliable control.
Where it shines: foil, twintip freeride, gentle waves and travel. If you're getting into foiling, take a look at what hydrofoiling is in kitesurfing.
Sizes and wind ranges
| SIZE | FREERIDE WIND | FOIL WIND | LINES | BAR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.5 m | 27 – 41 knots | 17 – 33 knots | 22 m | S |
| 5 m | 23 – 37 knots | 15 – 30 knots | 22 m | S |
| 7 m | 19 – 33 knots | 12 – 24 knots | 22 m | S |
| 9 m | 16 – 30 knots | 11 – 18 knots | 22 m | S |
| 11 m | 14 – 25 knots | 10 – 16 knots | 24 m | M |
| 13 m | 11 – 21 knots | 9 – 14 knots | 24 m | M |
| 15 m | 9 – 18 knots | 8 – 13 knots | 24 m | M |
Data from Duotone's official chart; Duotone does not publish the weight of this version. Freeride wind = range with a twintip; foil wind = range with a foilboard. Bar S and M = recommended bar widths. To choose a size based on your weight and usual wind, see our kite size guide. Check the selector for the sizes and colours available in store.
“The Duotone Mono strikes the perfect balance between simplicity and performance. Its single-strut design makes the first steps in kitesurfing really easy for family and friends, and for me, on a quick freeride or foil session, it delivers a smooth, stable ride that brings out my playful side.”
Technology and construction
- Trinity TX: Duotone's exclusive canopy fabric developed with Teijin; its 3x2 weave stands the test of time better and responds better than 2x2 or 4x4 fabrics.
- Dacron and Technoforce D2: highly durable Teijin Dacron on the leading edge, strut, tips and high-stress areas; Technoforce D2 is a canopy fabric coating of proven strength.
- Kook Proof Connectors: foolproof line connectors: it's impossible to attach a line to the wrong point when setting up the kite.
- Anti Snag: tape on the tips that stops the lines from snagging on them; the kite relaunches more easily from the water and safety is improved.
Which one to choose?
- Mono 2026: the new generation, with the same official wind ranges; its official spec sheet also includes MOD 3S, a single-stitch trailing edge, Micro Loop connections and Double-V Pigtails.
- Juice 2026: the light-wind specialist (14 to 17 m) if you're looking to ride in minimal wind.
- Evo 2026: Duotone's all-rounder for freeride, jumping and waves: a better choice if you want to jump more than foil.
Pair it with: the Click Bar Quad Control 2027 (the most complete, with trim on the bar) or the Trust Bar Quad Control 2027 (simpler); for foiling, the Soar SLS 2027 board, and for freeride, the Select SLS 2027 twintip.
Frequently asked questions
What size Mono do I need?+
It depends on your weight, your board and your usual wind. With a foil you use a smaller size than with a twintip in the same wind: the 9 m covers 11 to 18 knots with a foil and 16 to 30 knots with a twintip. We explain it in our kite size guide.
Is it suitable for learning?+
Duotone highlights that its easy relaunch and forgiving flight make it accessible even for beginners; learning should always be done on a course at a school.
Mono 2025 or Mono 2026?+
They have the same official wind ranges. The official spec sheet for the 2026 also includes MOD 3S, Single Stitch Trailing Edge, Micro Loop Connections and Double-V Pigtails.
What bar and lines does it use?+
Duotone recommends 22 m lines and an S bar for the 3.5 to 9 m, and 24 m lines and an M bar for the 11 to 15 m.
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