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  • 三组绳 | 气室数:35 | 展弦比:4.9 | 重量:4.6kg起 —— XXS号(EN/LTF A认证)

    PRION 6 —— 逃离平凡

    Certification: 三组绳 | 气室数:35 | 展弦比:4.9 | 重量:4.6kg起 —— XXS号(EN/LTF A认证)


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  • 三组绳 | 49气室 | 展弦比:5.17 | 重量:3.4kg起 |

    AONIC Light - "A" High-Light

    Certification: EN/LTF A认证


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    Three-liner | 49 cells | 5.17 aspect ratio | Weight 4.75 kg - Size S

    AONIC - Take your skills to “A” higher level

    Certification: EN/LTF A


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  • 三组绳 | 气室数:51 | 展弦比:5.17 | 重量:4.2 公斤起 - XXS 号

    ION 7 - Versatile by design

    Certification: 三组绳 | 气室数:51 | 展弦比:5.17 | 重量:4.2 公斤起 - XXS 号


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    三组绳 | 气室数:51 | 展弦比:5.17 | 重量:3.4 公斤起 - XXXS 号(EN/LTF B)

    ION 7 Light - Lightweight versatility

    Certification: 三组绳 | 气室数:51 | 展弦比:5.17 | 重量:3.4 公斤起 - XXXS 号(EN/LTF B)


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  • 2.5组绳 | 66气室 | 展弦比:5.5 | 重量:5.1 公斤起 - XS 号

    MENTOR 7 - The XC machine

    Certification: EN/LTF-B级别


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    2.5组绳 | 66气室 | 展弦比:5.5 | 重量:3.65 公斤起 - XXS 号

    MENTOR 7 Light – Hybrid 2.5-liner

    Certification: EN/LTF-B级别


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  • “两组绳” | 气室数:65 | 展弦比:6.10 | 重量:4.0kg起——XXS号(EN C/LTF D)

    CODEX — 平易近人的“两组绳”性能

    Certification: “两组绳” | 气室数:65 | 展弦比:6.10 | 重量:4.0kg起——XXS号(EN C/LTF D)


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  • Two-liner | cells: 65 | aspect ratio: 6.1 | weight: from 3.3 kg – Size XXS

    VORTEX– Ultralight Efficiency

    Certification: EN C/LTF D


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  • 两组绳 | 气室数:65 | 展弦比:6.7 | 重量:3.15kg - 尺码17| EN/LTF D

    XENON – Pure racing spirit

    Certification: 两组绳 | 气室数:65 | 展弦比:6.7 | 重量:3.15kg - 尺码17| EN/LTF D


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  • 三组绳 | 气室数: 33 | 展弦比: 4.5 | 重量: 1.6 kg – 尺码 12

    BANTAM 2 – Built for para-alpinists

    Certification: EN/LTF D


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  • 三组绳 | 气室:35 | 展弦比:4.9 | 重量:2.41kg起 – 16平

    DOUBLESKIN 2 – 超轻实用

    Certification: EN/LTF A


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  • 4-Liner | Projected Area: 34.5 | Approved Takeoff Weight: 110–220 kg

    Certification: EN/LTF B


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30 tips for successful cross-country flying

#18: Fly a wing with a feel-good factor

Some of the worlds best cross-country pilots are in the NOVA Pilots Team - along with people like you & me. Together we have collected the 30 most important tips for successful cross-country flying. For Team Pilot Ralf Böhm (GER) paragliding is a passion that he prefers to practice with a trustworthy companion.

One of the great success factors for flying far is the feel-good factor of the glider. Those who want to break the 100 kilometre mark will stay in the air for about five hours (presumably they will not yet achieve a high average speed), and those who are aiming for the 200 kilometres will do so much longer. In parallel to their own development as pilots, many ambitious pilots switch to higher class gliders. This might sound like a logical progression, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be like that.

In the NOVA Pilots Team (but not only there) there are a lot of pilots who have been very successful for many years and still “only“ fly an EN/LTF B glider like the MENTOR or PHANTOM. The reason is the higher passive safety of an EN B wing. The other often quoted reason is the ability to concentrate. If a significant part of your attention is drawn to keeping the glider open and above your head, you are more likely to reach the point during the flight where you lose concentration. You will make a tactical error and go down.

To fly far, you need to fly for a long time. That means to delay your landing for as long as possible. If you can stay in the air for 10 hours, you will go a long way. If you are flying a glider that is simply “there“ without you having to actively pay attention to it, the prerequisites for a long flight are given. Which wing category is the one that makes you feel most comfortable is, of course, a matter for each individual pilot. But it is perfectly possible that less (classification) is more (distance).

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