Updates from around the paragliding and free-flying world
Apco’s Lambada replacement, the Libra (to ‘free your spirits and soar’), is now certified EN C in S and M sizes, with XS and L to follow. The company have […]
Read moreDespite the fact that it is new on the scene, the success of the Icepeak 3 has already been proven in the recent World Championships, with men’s vice champion, Stefan […]
Read moreOzone are excited to announce the arrival of the third generation of Mojo. With all the passive safety inherent in this category of wing, the Mojo 3 has seen improvements […]
Read moreThe Mantra M3 delivers what Ozone says is “unbeatable confidence and maximum performance in the serial class”. The third instalment in the Mantra series of wings, the company say the […]
Read moreFrenchman Cyril Planton joins Horacio Llorrenz and Hernan Pitocco in Sol’s acro team, putting the Brazilian manufacturer in the enviable position of having the world’s top three ranked pilots competing […]
Read moreDalby Big Air, Queensland (AU) ran from 8 – 14 March this year
Read moreRegistration is now open for the XC-Open to be held at Araxa, Brazil, 10 – 17 October 2009. Visist www.xc-open.org to compete the registration form. The first 30 international pilots […]
Read moreAirbikeUK is moving to new larger premises just downwind of Woolacombe in late May, so owner Rupert Sweet-Escott invites interested parties to pop in and have a go! It`s possible […]
Read moreRegistration is now open for the British Paragliding Championships 2009, via their website at www.pgcomps.org.uk/competitions/index.php. The series comprises three rounds: Borders (UK) 13 – 16 May; Piedrahita (Spain) 28 June […]
Read moreParatroc’s “My Saka Kask” (from mon sac a casque – my helmet bag) is a solution for those pilots who are fed up with groping around up to their shoulders […]
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