Equipment

Hello everyone!

I’m curious: I noticed that TheoDeblic in his RescueTutorial doesn't repack his Beamer3 as recommended by the manufacturer's manual.
It's at the very end of the packaging, just before he puts it in the pod: As far as I've been able to see, he just folds it in S, turns the whole block up-side-down, and stuffs it into the pod. (The riser attachment points end up at the top of the pack. And not in the middle as recommended).

Hi all!

As highly recommended, I would like to practice rescue tossing, but I don't want to lose the pod/handle every time I do so... (it will be with a Beamer3, so the landing must be alright on a good ground)

I've noticed that Théo Deblic, not to mention him, in his YouTube tutorial has attached it to the top of the canopy. At least that is how it looks to me. He doesn't want to answer the comments about it, which is understandable.

Can you share your technique on this topic?

Has anyone tried basic acro on the bgd wasp? how does it compare to the EPIC?

Hi all,

I know that low B Gliders are usually the way to go starting out Acro (I've done sat, spins, helis, misty flip all on the Epic - which I loved).

My problem is that they just really suck when it comes to XC.

Which High B glider (in relative terms) is best for Acro maneuvers?

Any recommendations?

Cheers,

Simon

Hello acro fellows,

I'm looking for an advice regarding the use of Charly Quick-out carabiner with a Supair Acro 4. One of my rescues is a Rogallo and I'm sure that being able to disconnect the wing under a rescue is a good idea.

Is the bgd epic 2 suitable for acro beginners or has it changed to much from the epic1.
Theres a used epic 2 for sale near me.
Im not interested in buying a new epic freestyle as it wont get used much