Skyman have released the CrossAlps² EN-C mountain wing. They say it’s faster and more agile than the original, and has better glide at speed.
It’s designed for hike-and-fly and mountain adventures, and Toma Coconea used the original to race the X-Pyr in 2014. Skyman say the new version has a “very fast” trim speed and a wider speed range.
The new version has 69 cells and an aspect ratio of 6.5, slightly higher in both aspects than the original (67 cells, A/R 6.4). It’s made from Dominico D10, with double-coated D20 on the top-surface leading edge. Skyman say this combination is impressively light and durable.
