Description
Built for exploring the mountains
The PEAK is designed for riders who traverse snowy ridges, go kite touring through great mountain ranges or explore remote high-altitude terrain. Its compact, lightweight design, tough materials and safety systems make it an essential companion for demanding snow expeditions. It's also a great learning tool: its handling, effective depower and stability give precise control, and the single-skin construction offers smooth, predictable behaviour even in light wind.
6 sizes from 2.5 to 11 m² · Single skin · B-Safe system · Beginner to pro level
Who it's for
- Snowkite riders who go touring and on mountain expeditions.
- Schools giving lessons in light wind: Flysurfer states you can start teaching in as little as 5 knots.
- Foil riders who want to make the most of light wind with a large foil (for wave foiling Flysurfer recommends the HYBRID²).
What makes it special
01 Effective depower
Lets you instantly control speed and power when the weather changes and on steep descents.
02 B-Safe system
Lets you land the kite unassisted and release it quickly: it depowers instantly and is easy to pack away.
03 Optimised for the mountains
The single-skin design gives lift and stability in the light, variable winds typical of the mountains.
Where it shines: snow, mountains, touring, light-wind lessons and light-wind foiling.
Sizes, wind and specs
| SIZE | WIND | PROJECTED AREA | WEIGHT | CONNECT³ BAR | LINES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.5 m² | 18-32 knots | 2.0 m² | 0.48 kg | 47 cm [S] | 21 m |
| 4 m² | 15-28 knots | 3.2 m² | 0.64 kg | 47 cm [S] | 21 m |
| 5 m² | 12-22 knots | 4.4 m² | 0.78 kg | 52 cm [M] | 21 m |
| 6 m² | 10-18 knots | 5.2 m² | 0.88 kg | 52 cm [M] | 21 m |
| 8 m² | 8-15 knots | 6.8 m² | 1.06 kg | 60 cm [L] | 21 m |
| 11 m² | 6-11 knots | 9.2 m² | 1.36 kg | 60 cm [L] | 21 m |
Indicative wind range according to Flysurfer for a rider of around 75 kg; it varies with your weight, your level, the type of board (twintip or foil) and the conditions. If in doubt, always choose the smaller size, especially on land. Official Flysurfer data: aspect ratio 4.0 and 29 cells on all sizes. Colours: Provence and Ceramic (2.5 and 4), LIT and Ceramic (5 and 6), Mellow Yellow and Ceramic (8 and 11). More tips in our guide to choosing your kite size. Check the selector for the sizes available in store.
Technology and construction
- Construction: single-skin foil kite.
- Safety: compatible with the fifth-line B-Safe system of the CONNECT³ bar.
- Supplied with: the kite, Light bag, repair kit and safety guide (bar not included).
PEAK⁶ in the mountains
Which one to choose?
- HYBRID²: according to Flysurfer, better water relaunch, more drift and fewer power spikes; the PEAK⁶ wins on upwind performance, depower range and the B-Safe system.
Pair it with: a CONNECT³ bar, with B-Safe system.
Frequently asked questions
Which PEAK⁶ size should I choose?+
For a 75 kg rider, the 5 covers 12 to 22 knots and the 8 covers 8 to 15 knots. Check the chart and adjust for your weight.
Can it be used on the water?+
Yes, although Flysurfer warns that its water relaunch capability is limited. For wave foiling it recommends the HYBRID².
Does it include a bar?+
No, the kite is sold on its own. Flysurfer recommends the CONNECT³ bar.
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