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Ava Sport Twin, Sprinter Light and 3-in-1 paraglider harnesses

25 April, 2008

Ava Sport have three new harnesses available:

The Twin is a lighter-weight replacement for the Tangra Bi tandem harness (for the pilot).

The Sprinter light has been replaced by the Active, also made from a lighter material than its predecessor. it now also has a double back.

The 3 in 1 is Ava Sport’s new backpack / harness, and boasts an integral airbag.

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