Hi salvatore13

The results of mixing a Low V Bar with a High V Kite or vice-versa really vary a lot depending on the kite itself (model, shape, etc), the size of the kite, the bar, the settings used on the kite, how well tuned your bar is, etc. so I wouldn't trust any general assumptions that you can mix and match any bars with any kite without any performance issues.

One thing that is for sure is that kites that were designed to be used with a High V bar should always be flown with a High V bar and that kites that were designed to be used with a Low V bar should always be flown with a Low V bar.

I remember flying a older Core XR2 17m (high V kite) with an Ozone bar of the same year (Low V bar) and the results were pretty bad. It's probably worse because of the size of the kite, so in your case with a 15m kite I would not be surprised that it's a poor match.

Safety issues ? not really as long as the bar you are using has a single front line safety system this will flag out any kite, any brand and any size.

Performance wise, probably not a good idea

Christian - KiteBud

Of course I always used to use the original bar with that 17m at the time, only tried to mix it with a low v bar that one time, the performance was horrible but it was flying totally fine with the High V - original bar.

I found it.

It's called North V Distributor and looks like that, and costs $6
https://www.wasurf.com.au/collections/orderlyemails-recommended-products/products/2017northv-distributor

Plenty about this in
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Kitesurfing/Review/Ozone-Bar-for-North-Kites?page=1

I'll just need to splice a small loop on my lines, fortunately I've got some spare dyneema line at home. Thanks listery!!!

To be honest after experimenting with that a little I actually just use something like from the image below... That's all basically same thing, nothing complicated here. I still need my line spliced though but it works perfectly!