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Mac Para Eden 4 intermediate paraglider

26 August, 2009
Mac Para Eden 4 performance intermediate paraglider
Mac Para Eden 4 performance intermediate paraglider

Mac Para’s performance intermediate glider the Eden 4 is now certified LTF 1-2 / EN-B in sizes S and XXL, completing the range which caters for all-up weights from 62 to 145 kg.

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