^^at least be honest about how little fun you're having DWing on a 6m in 17kn on a boat of a board.
Even a 75kg mate of mine who rides surfboards, and well, uses his 8m neo from 15 to about 20 and then changes to his 6m. Sick kite from low to late 20s, but would rather be on smaller again at solid late 20s to 30kn.
If you ride a foil from 15kn and then a variety of boards all with your 6 then fair enough, but say so. Can't imagine any (other) shop recommending a 6m neo as one kite for that wind range. It's silly.

Ps. I ride neos

piccio said..
at first impression more power from reo 9 2016 model ......same good turning.
wind dropped no chance to compare .
reo owner turned from 10 8 last year model to 9 7 this year and confirms the improvement

2015 and 2016 Ozone Reo's were identical, other than colours and graphics. Now the 2017 Reo V4, will be a totally new design, similar to look at overall, but the designer has spent a lot of time on the smaller sizes getting them to be even better than previous versions. The kite will be available to purchase around the end of July.

I've just seen a dealer pre release news email. The kite looks real nice. The Enduro and foils theme is carried through graphically and I'm guessing all the kite will get this treatment as they are released this year. Ozone has its own CAD software that it uses to design kites, along with the skills of the design team lead by Rob Whitttall. This software has undergone a significant re-development due to the full time employment by Ozone of a very talented software engineer, and the Enduro, R1 V2 and now the Reo are the models that are demonstrating how good it is.
Not long to wait now, just another 3-4 weeks....