THE OFFICIAL ROADSTER 2 VIDEO IS RELEASED

We have just released the official video about the Roadster 2 with incredible footage of the Ozone Team pilots flying in Moab, Utah.

The Roadster 2 is a fully reflexed paramotor glider. First and foremost it is a fun, safe wing that is forgiving to fly. It is a dependable platform that is ideal for everyday flying and a broad range of pilots, from experienced to beginners. With lower airtime pilots in mind, special attention has been made to the launching characteristics and general ease of use, however due to the high levels of efficiency, high top speed and Ozone’s trademark handling, it is also ideal for intermediate, even experienced pilots who enjoy low level buzzing and long XC adventures. The Roadster 2 is for any pilot who wants to progress safely and push their boundaries with the reassurance of an EN B certified wing. More info: flyozone.com/paramotor/en/products/gliders/roadster2/info/

Special thanks to: cloudstreetwinch.com and the pilots who participated: Emilia Plak, Chad Bastian, Loren Cox, Justin Brim, Karl Steslicke.

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Source:: Ozone Paramotor

In Cross Country 157 – Aspect ratio and the new generation

Paraglider design has advanced in leaps and bounds over the last five years. Sharknose technology, stiffening battens, 3D panel shaping and more efficient line layouts have all worked together to create better, punchier gliders that collapse less frequently and are a pleasure to fly. However, gliders have also got skinner – as technology has got […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine

Introducing the Cross Country Travel Guide 2015 – Free to subscribers

Putting together the Cross Country Travel Guide special edition is always a pleasure. From finding out the latest developments at free-flight meccas like Annecy to talking to local pilots in far-flung places, it always reopens our eyes to the potential out there. This year we have selected several major destinations –from Annecy in France to […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine