Harnesses / Reserves

News, reviews and updates on the latest paraglider harnesses and reserves

Neo String 3.0 safety recall

Recall notice: Neo String 3.0 harness

Neo have issued a Safety Recall notice for String 3.0 harnesses manufactured in 2021. Pilots should not fly the harness again
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square reserve

How to buy a reserve parachute

As a paraglider pilot, it’s the one piece of kit you never want to use in anger. Bastienne Wentzel dives into the world of reserves
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Supair Evo Lite harness

How to choose a paraglider harness

When choosing a paraglider harness, first you have to take into account your experience level, and the kind of flying you do
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Skywalk Range X-Alps 2 harness

How much difference does a pod harness make?

Believe the hype! Wind-tunnel testing shows us a well-adjusted pod harness can significantly increase performance, writes Hugh Miller
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How to buy a reserve parachute for paragliding

Reserves have developed fast in recent years, resulting in several different types. The three main types are round, square, and steerable Rogallos
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Supair Radical 4 harness

Supair Radical 4 hike-and-fly harness

Supair's new Radical 4 is a lightweight hike-and-fly harness with a removable airbag / reserve / backpack module. It will be available from Feb 2022
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Dudek Soul 2021

First Look: Dudek Soul 2021 Pod Harness

The Dudek Soul 2021 is an all new lightweight harness aimed at cross-country pilots. We flew with it in the south of France
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Woody Valley Crest

Woody Valley Crest reversible harness

Woody Valley's Crest is a lightweight reversible harness with full safety features and a detachable rucksack, for adventurous hike-and-flyers
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Icaro Xema 2

Icaro Xema² review (reversible harness)

Charlie King checks out the Xema2, Icaro's everyday reversible paragliding harness with full safety features
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First look: Icaro Xema2

The Icaro Xema 2 is a well put-together reversible harness. News editor Charlie King has been testing one at home in the south of France
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