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I have been owning the Dragonfly Surf II 7'4 106L for few months now as my light wind , free ride fun board when I want to use small wings in light wind. With a 4.5m wing and the Code R I can get up at 9-10kt easy even at 92kg.

My main issue arises from when I use it for parawing.
Especially with onshore wind, the chop hitting the side of the board combined with the "tracky" behavior of the board can make using the board quite annoying.
This is something I do NOT experience with the Super K2 6'2" 90L which seems to be less affected by side chop.

Looking for some enlightenment from people who have experienced the same. Thank you

I am seeing a flood of PowerPack for sale, I guess from users getting bombarded by all the ravishing release reviews on the PR v2.
It seems as if it's either PR v2 or nothing. Ozone itself did horribly in their marketing strategy in my opinion.
They have not highlighted the PR vs PP differences in a way easy for the users to appreciate and left a lot of PP users with the feeling they have bought almost an early release PR v2 with their PP.
What is the line length difference in cm? which turns better in low wind conditions? which one has better low end? It's all left out for people to guess. Same reviewers saying PP has better low end, other saying the PR v2 does.

BRM had similar offering last year with the Maliko 2, Kanaha and Ka'a and there was v little left for interpretation. Even without trying I know what I was getting myself into with, lets say, Kanaha vs Ka'a.

This year with the PRvs vs PP the narrative is quite confusing. When PP was released Ozone said PP was for intermediate advanced users. Now, in the latest Ozone description on their website, the PP became also a beginner wing!: "The art of simplicity - from entry-level ease to making many hot laps every session, the PowerPack works at both ends of the performance spectrum".

hmm...