Gin Explorer review
Flying Culture

Review: The Gin Explorer, EN B

17 May, 2017

Gin Explorer review

“The Explorer is a wing that left me with a grin on my face … I can see it appealing to more experienced pilots who still want dynamic, sharp handling in a safer wing.”

Marcus King is all smiles after 15 hours in the air with GIN’s racy lightweight EN B.

Find out more, subscribe, and never miss an issue

You may also like

Gin Boomerang Z

Boomerang Z: Interview with Gin Seok Song

We asked Gin Gliders owner and designer Gin Seok Song all about the design of the Boomerang Z, which has a distinctive wavy leading edge
Read More
Gin Seok Song

Cross Country interviews: Gin Seok Song, Gin Gliders

Delve deep into paragliding design with Gin Seok Song and Idris Birch from Gin Gliders, talking live from their HQ in South Korea
Read More
Torsten Siegel Boomerang 11

Torsten Siegel on the new bounce at GIN Gliders

Read More

Premium Articles

Foot-skimming at sunrise

The ‘100-hour pilot’ syndrome

The Dunning-Kruger effect is where people overestimate their abilities. In paramotoring we call it the '100-hour pilot' syndrome
Read More
A busy day in the Alps on Puretrack

Masterclass: Puretrack with Tim Bromhead

Puretrack is a new map app that put all the trackers in one place. In this 45-minute Masterclass eveloper Tim Bromhead explains how to use it
Read More
Rain and virga

The message of the clouds – Lesson 6: Rain

Rain means a ruined flying day for many pilots. So why do we want to know more about rain besides it's wet and unflyable?
Read More