OXYGEN 2 AND OXYGEN 2+: SAFETY NOTICE
Concerning all Oxygen 2 and Oxygen 2+ harnesses. It has been reported that during a static deployment there were difficulties removing the handle from the Velcro attachment, making it impossible to... Read More
Ozium 2 Safety Notice: October 9 2018
An issue with the reserve pod on the Ozium 2 requires action on the part of Ozium 2 harness owners. If you own an Ozium 2 please read this safety notice.... Read More
OZIUM 2 SAFETY NOTICE
Any Ozium 2 manufactured before March 2018 will benefit from a small and simple modification to the reserve bridle channel. If you own an Ozium 2, please read this safety notice , and modification... Read More
Setting up your Harness
As pilots, we spend hours and hours sitting in our harnesses. Tuning your harness settings can improve observation, comfort, handling, safety, and performance. Airlinks Online Academy: Seiko and Charles tell us... Read More
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By @xevi.bonet
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With @giovanni_gallizia, @filipposolaro, Giovanni della Porta, Francesco Morerio
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North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii.
Pilot: Alex Colby @flykahana
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Photo by @rollinstoone
Location: Gerlitzen, Austria 🇦🇹
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PWC Loma Bola, Argentina.
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Photo courtesy of PWCA.org / Ulric Jessop
Find your flow...” By @brandonscheid
By our friends from @flyaboveallparagliding Santa Barbara, California
PWC’s Ruth Jessop reports: “With blue skies and very stable conditions, a 51 km final task was set zig zagging north and south up and down the Loma Bola ridge.
Initially it was a great race which brought paragliding to the people. The crowds watching on launch had a fantastic introduction to our sport as the pilots crossed launch several times, low enough for the crowds to cheer on their favorite pilots.
Unfortunately, the spread-out from a big storm cell in the mountains shut down everything just as the pilots were approaching End of Speed making goal impossible.
We’ve had a fantastic week here with great contrasts in terrain and tasks, from jungle to polo fields, in the Garden of Argentina, not to mention stunning food and wine.
A big thank you to the Argentinian Gauchos and their horses who have helped with some fairly remote retrieves making this such a great adventure”
The overall win went to Jurij Vidic from Slovenia. In second place was French pilot Xavier Laporte followed by the Ozone team pilot, Pal Takats from Hungary. All flying Enzo 3s.
In the women’s category, it was Adel Honti (Enzo 3), from Hungary, who took the win followed by Brazilian pilot Marcella Uchoa (Enzo 3) in second and local pilot Shauin KAO (Zeno) in third.
Seven out of the top ten pilots flew OZONE.
For full results visit PWCA.ORG
Congrats and cheers from all the OZONE team.
Photo by @tanguy_rg
Exoceat Safety Notice Released
Attn: All Exoceat Owners Please read the information at this page, regarding the Exoceat harness.... Read More
OZIUM HARNESS: SAFETY NOTICE
This Safety Notice affects All Original Ozium Harnesses (not the new Ozium 2) We have had reported a case of failure during a simulated tyrolean deployment. The pins on the reserve deployment handles... Read More
AustriAlpin Buckles
The manufacturer of the Cobra buckle used on certain Ozone harnesses has released a safety notice for this buckle. AustriAlpin states that this issue affects a fraction of a percent of buckles... Read More
Forza Harness Reserve Loops SAFETY NOTICE
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE Concerning all Forza harnesses manufactured in 2015 with the serial numbers: Forza-(size)-Q-31A-(???) to Forza-(size)-Q-49E-(???) There have been several reported cases of a reserve loop failure on the Forza... Read More
