EN-D and CCC wings are generally for experienced and expert pilots
The Puma is Gin’s new lightweight hike-and-fly competition racer. It’s an 86-cell two-liner with EN-D certification, based on the Leopard but a kilo lighter
Read moreThe Icepeak X-One is out and Niviuk’s aims for their new CCC comp wing are very clear: to be number one!
Read moreIt’s an entry-level acro wing, certified EN D, and built to infinite tumble. Bastienne Wentzel took it to Turkey
Read moreNiviuk have released the Peak 5, their high-performance EN-D two-liner for experienced cross-country and competition pilots
Read moreGin’s EN D two-liner, the Leopard, is the fastest certified paraglider we’ve ever tested, reports Hugh Miller
Read moreOzone have released the LM7, the lightweight version of their EN-D Mantra M7. They say it has a modest AR of 6.5 and “near-Zeno” performance
Read moreU-Turn’s Morpheus beginners’ freestyle/acro wing has been revamped and re-released: now we have the Morpheus NG (Next Generation)
Read moreHugh Miller flies Ozone’s Mantra M7, their latest three-liner EN-D, which fills the gap between the Delta 3 and the Zeno
Read moreMac Para have reintroduced the Magus to their range. It’s a high-performance EN-D two-liner for experienced pilots.
Read moreNova have released their first mini wing, the Bantam. The first size was certified in time for the Red Bull Dolomitenmann in September 2019
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