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GIN
Offers a sweet combination of stability and precision
Regular price £970.00Unit price-
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GIN Gingo 4 Paragliding Harness
The lightness of an airbag harness with the protection of a moussebag
Regular price £910.00Unit price -
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Gin Gliders Yeti Convertible 2 Harness
Ideal for hike ‘n fly, para-alpinism, travel, and soaring
Regular priceFrom £510.00Unit price-
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Light and compact without compromising on durability
Regular price £880.00Unit price-
Flymaster
Flymaster NAV-SD ALTI Vario GPS
Designed for XC and Competition pilots
Regular price £500.00Unit price
Flymaster
Intermediate instrument designed for Cross-Country flying.
Regular price £380.00Unit price
GIN
Lightweight, but without compromising the surface area
Regular price £1,060.00Unit priceIcaro
Icaro Solar X Helmet with Microavionics PM100 Bluetooth Headset
Light, solid, reliable
Regular price £800.00Unit price-
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Gin G-Lite 2 36m Reserve Parachute inc Accessories
Lower volume, improved sink rates and stable, pendulum-free descents
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Fly Before You Buy
Everyone is different, so to avoid making the mistake of buying the wrong equipment we suggest you fly before you buy!
During the training course you will have the opportunity to test the Equipment that we sell, while also taking advice from our team of highly experience instructors. This allows you to discover which specific item of equipment is most suitable for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I really need a reserve parachute?
Do I really need a reserve parachute?
Yes, a reserve parachute is considered essential safety equipment and should be carried on every flight.
What size reserve should I choose?
What size reserve should I choose?
Your reserve should be selected according to your maximum all up flying weight, including the paramotor.
How often should a reserve parachute be repacked?
How often should a reserve parachute be repacked?
Most manufacturers recommend repacking every twelve months.
How long do reserve parachutes last?
How long do reserve parachutes last?
Most reserve parachutes have a service life of around ten years when properly stored and maintained.
Do I need a helmet with ear defenders?
Do I need a helmet with ear defenders?
Yes, ear defenders help reduce engine noise and are strongly recommended for regular flying.
Can I listen to music while flying?
Can I listen to music while flying?
Many pilots use Bluetooth systems for music and in flight information from apps like Gaggle, although maintaining situational awareness must always remain the priority.
How often should I inspect my harness?
How often should I inspect my harness?
Harnesses should be visually inspected before every flight and thoroughly checked at regular intervals.
Do I need a flight deck?
Do I need a flight deck?
A flight deck provides a convenient mounting platform for instruments, navigation devices and phones.
What is a tachometer and why do I need one?
What is a tachometer and why do I need one?
A tachometer displays engine RPM and helps monitor engine performance and the number of hours it is in use.
Do I need a windsock?
Do I need a windsock?
A windsock is one of the simplest and most effective tools for assessing wind direction and strength.
