My own parachute (PR7) arrived today (quick!) - it's ripstop, which the group one isn't and looks pretty new. Just going to climb onto the roof now to try it out...
Good for the money then?
My own parachute (PR7) arrived today (quick!) - it's ripstop, which the group one isn't and looks pretty new. Just going to climb onto the roof now to try it out...
Good for the money then?
For 57+ square metres of fabric plus at least 60m of paracord, I'd say it was a bargain. It arrived yesterday but I've had to go away on work so can't play with it for a couple of days but from the brief glance I had, I'm pretty happy
Hi Tim, check back to the first post in the thread.
Site N1 22[SUP]nd[/SUP] June 2012 until 24[SUP]th[/SUP] June 2012
Site N1 27[SUP]th[/SUP] July 2012 until 29[SUP]th[/SUP] July 2012
Nice, how stable is it?
Depends on the time of the month...
...or did you mean the parachute?
Seemed OK, there was only a light breeze but we didn't have all 24 pegs in (had about 10). The pole isn't terribly thick but quite flexible (cut it from a hazel tree about 10 minutes earlier)
Parachute goes up OK with a central pole (although needs a bit of fettling to get even)
Forgot to ask, does yours also have the rigid tube sewn into a channel around the apex of the chute?