The Waggas | what is it?
Into: l’Alphabet du parapente | par eddie11 (le “Jar Jar binz” de Narbonne Rampant) juin 2007 The word Wagga was most probably coined by Sébastien Bourquin, precursor of paragliding…
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Eric LaforgeFAQ or bloopers? FAQ + bloopers!
Everything you always wanted to know about paragliding! All the questions you will ask yourself one day or another…
This section will also be updated in case of crazy questions, hence the subtitle !
Into: l’Alphabet du parapente | par eddie11 (le “Jar Jar binz” de Narbonne Rampant) juin 2007 The word Wagga was most probably coined by Sébastien Bourquin, precursor of paragliding…
Definition Trimming is the measurement of the total line lengths (from the base of the risers to the bottom surface fabric). The pitch defines the front view of…
Everything you need to know about paraglider check. Thanks to the director and cameraman Julien Christe from 5 Elements Production for his immense talent and tenacity. Julien, who…
By Eric Laforge on 25 August 2022 I started flying in 1984 with a hang glider and then in 1985 I switched to paragliding. I have been checking…
OZONE, a great brand that trusts us to sell their products! A beautiful video that shows the efforts to reduce the drag of the driver that can be…
The paraglider is in a spiral (descent rate greater than 6 m/s), the pilot has no action at the controls (hands at the level of the rollers), the…
TRUE ! It is always better to profile the back than the front of an object! The influence of aerodynamics is obvious with the video of cyclists… With…
During our checks, we sometimes notice differences in porosity depending on the color of the fabric on the same paraglider. This is caused by variations in production quality…
En général, non !
Mais si nous devons remplacer beaucoup de suspentes (accident, résistance trop faible), il peut être…
Considering the huge amount of paraglider models produced since 1985 and all the different types of lines, we do not always have the same equipment despite our large…
I will shock… It is absolutely useless… if it is to finally store your wet equipment! We have never declared unfit for flight a paraglider that is regularly…
Moisture + freezing can cause Kevlar fibers to stick together. The load is then concentrated on a few fibers which break. If this relatively exceptional situation occurs several…
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