Apco NRG XC II: PPG wing for slalom and XC

Apco say their new NRG XC II is a high-performance PPG wing that excels in both slalom and cross-country. They describe it as small and safe, and ideal for fast cross-countries or nipping around pylons. It features Apco’s ABS® (Automatic Balance System), which gradually pulls down the tip-steering as the trimmers are released or the speedbar pushed, which cancels out […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine

Dron: new paramotor frame from Airfer

Airfer have unveiled their latest paramotor frame. It’s called the Dron, and they say it is a safe and solid 16mm-tube frame, strong enough to use with trikes. Airfer fit the Dron with a Moster 185 Plus, and it comes in a stainless steel version, weighing 25kg, or a titanium version that is 1.5kg lighter. To keep weight […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine

Red Bull X-Alps 2017: Chrigel Maurer to fly Skywalk

Chrigel Maurer will fly Skywalk in this year’s Red Bull X-Alps, Skywalk announced on Friday 5 May. The four-time X-Alps champion has been trialling wings throughout spring, and has been flying XC on Gin and Ozone two-liners. However, according to Skywalk, Chrigel will fly Skywalk for the rest of the hike-and-fly adventure race season, which […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine

KONA-OFFICIAL PRODUCT VIDEO

The Kona builds on over a decade of PPG wing design, and is the perfect wing in the OZONE range for beginner-intermediate PPG pilots who need a wing that excels in free-flight. Based on the Buzz Z5, which is one of the most popular wings in our range, the Kona features cutting edge performance technology in a platform that is exceedingly comfortable under power or in free-flight. Visit the product page for full details.

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Source:: Ozone Paragliders

Ueli Steck dies in fall in Everest region

Ueli Steck, the pioneering mountaineer and paraglider pilot, has died in a climbing accident in the Everest region of Nepal. Steck, 40, died after falling while climbing on Nuptse (7,861m), according to reports. He was in the area acclimatising ahead of a bid to complete a traverse of Lhotse (8,516m) and Everest (8,848m). Kamal Prasad […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine

The Delta 3 is now available in 4 sizes!

The Delta 3 is now available in 4 sizes: S, M,ML and L.

Our mission for the DELTA 3 was to take the handling and “Sport-Performance Class feeling” to new levels and increase the speed and glide performance, without increasing the aspect ratio. The result is a wing that feels more agile and efficient in active air or while thermalling, has noticeably increased performance, and is every bit as pleasurable to fly. The OZONE philosophy of True Performance can be felt in the D3 with every ascending carve and accelerated glide.

The DELTA 3 is designed for XC flying. It is Sport-Performance Class wing suitable for a wide range of pilots. Replacing the iconic DELTA 2, it is ideal for those stepping up from the EN B categories and for more experienced pilots who seek comfort and ease of use in the performance XC class. DELTA 2 pilots will feel comfortable immediately and appreciate the improved handling and more precise feel that the D3 delivers.

Read more info on the Delta 3 Product Page

The Delta 3 is ready to order from your local OZONE distributor.

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Source:: Ozone Paragliders

Durogati and Coconea to fly Advance in 2017 X-Alps

Aaron Durogati and Toma Coconea will be flying for Advance in the Red Bull X-Alps 2017. They join Sebastian Huber, who finished the race second in 2015, as confirmed Advance pilots in the forthcoming adventure race, and will be flying three-liner Omega X-Alps 2 wings. Advance say that Chrigel Maurer is deciding whether to go with a […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine

Icaro Kiwi groundhandling wing

Icaro’s Kiwi is a 15m² paraglider that’s made for groundhandling. It’s good for all conditions, the company say, and lthough it’s designed for ground-work, it is airworthy and in fact launches easily, whether in nil-wind or strong breezes up to 40km/h, responding well to rear-riser steering and correction. They say its uncomplicated design, few lines and […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine