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Bornes to Fly action

Damien Lacaze wins Bornes to Fly 2025

Damien Lacaze wins Bornes to Fly hike-and-fly race in a thrilling finish against Charles de Beaufort. 80 pilots completed the course.
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Algodonales competition

PWC kicks off in Algodonales

The World Cup heads to the iconic flying hotspot of Algodonales for the season opener, lasting May 10 to 17.
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Ozone F*Race 2

Ozone F*Race 2 now available

Ozone have now released the much anticipated F*Race 2, an ultralight competition and adventure pod harness for pilots who want performance and low pack volume.
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Kinga Masztalerz 272km triangle flight, 1 May 2025

Kinga claims triangle record

Kinga Masztalerz flew 272.57km on 1 May a flight she has officially applied to have accepted as the new female FAI triangle record.
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2025 prize draw winner Louis Serrano

‘I won a new wing!’ Louis Serrano flies his new Theta

The winner of our 2025 prize draw has been enjoying his new wing. Louis Serrano chose an Advance Theta ULS – but did he love it?
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Insta 360 X5

Insta360 launch X5 actioncam

Insta360 have unveiled a new edition – the X5, which they’re claiming is the “smartest, toughest 360º ever made”.
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Gin Pegasus 4

Gin Gliders unveil Pegasus 4

Gin's Pegasus 4 is aimed at beginner and leisure pilots. It has increased roll stability and a more direct feel than its predecessor
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Phi Rondo Tandem Paraglider

Rondo: Phi launch high EN-B tandem

Phi's Rondo is a high performance EN-B tandem with an aspect ratio of 5.7, aimed at tandem pilots looking for performance
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Niviuk Kooper P

Niviuk Kooper P: a versatile open harness

Niviuk's new Kooper P aims to deliver a versatile harness that can be adapted for various uses from soaring to speed flying to hike-and-fly
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Pal Takats in Red Bull X-Alps 2023

Hike-and-fly season 2025 has started

The sport of hike-and-fly has truly landed. Over the next few months there are 26 registered events from the Pyrenees to Brazil
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