French paraglider manufacturer Nervures have released a new lightweight EN B mountain paraglider with trimmers that turns it into a speed flying wing.
Read moreParatech’s P45 Light mountain paraglider has been certified LTF 1-2 and EN B. It’s been conceived for paragliding pilots who like to enjoy the mountains and hike to their launch locations…
Read moreFrom September, UP’s Trango X-Light, the wing that Alex Hofer flew to second place in the Red Bull X-Alps this year, will be available for all ambitious cross country and […]
Read moreNova has a new lightweight wing in the offing: The Oryx, (certification ongoing for LTF 1-2, EN B), is based on the Mentor but using lighter fabrics, a slightly altered […]
Read moreThe Swift is a new, lightweight glider from Ozone. Derived from the Rush 2, Ozone describes the Swift as “the ultimate in agility, performance and lightweight versatility”. Their test and […]
Read moreTeam 5’s Blue Mountain (MT) is certified LTF 1-2, and ready for demo. Team 5 say that this, the lightweight version of the Blue, is ideal for walking and remote […]
Read moreOzone’s Ultralite has now been certified EN B in the 19 m size. The company are proud to have shaved even more weight off this already record-breaking (for lightness) wing, […]
Read moreSkywalk is proud to present its first airbag harness, the Flip. A lightweight yet comfortable harness, on the ground as well as in the air, with a sporty cut and […]
Read moreITV have no less than three new wings in the offing: The Lapoon is an EN C certified sports wing with a semi reflex profile, for both free flying and […]
Read moreNew from Montana Vertical is the ultralight (350 g) Jump helmet. Designed to meet the needs of para-Alpinists, it has been EN certified for both skiing and paragliding use.
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