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Black Hawk Paramotors Reserve Parachute sale

20 July, 2014

Black Hawk Paramotors Reserve sale

Until the end of July 2014, Black Hawk Paramotors in the USA are offering  $50 off plus FREE shipping on all their Velocity ultra-light reserve parachutes (excludes package deal pricing).

Black Hawk say,

The Velocity line of ultra-light reserve chutes have become one of the top-selling reserves in the sport. They cost hundreds less than other brands, and their weight and performance just can’t be beat.

We hope this special price encourages a few more pilots out there to fly with proper safety gear.

More information on Black Hawk Paramotors’ website

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