Hugo Falcao 0 #1 Posted May 17 This is my first time buying a rig. Found a used Mirage G4.1 M3 container in pretty good state, and was looking to use it with a Sabre 2 150ft main, DOM 2016 with around 650 jumps in the canopy (new lines though). In Mirage's website sizing chart, they mention a Sabre 2 150 as a 'firm' fit and I'm a little confused with what exactly that means in practical terms. Should I not use such combination as it could be too tight? I saw quite a few people say they managed to fit a Sabre 170 in a MIrage G4 M3, including the current owner of such container, so I should be fine?? Maybe Mirage is a little conservative in their sizing chart (?) The plan is to also get a 150ft reserve, not sure of which one yet, so kinda worried about that as well. Anyone has experience with such combination or similar? Any help would be appreciated as I'm a newbie in container info Blue skies! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BIGUN 1,109 #2 May 17 (edited) 8 hours ago, Hugo Falcao said: Anyone has experience with such combination or similar? Any help would be appreciated as I'm a newbie in container info Always go right to the source. The manufacturers will pick up the phone - Mirage Containers CUSTOMER SUPPORT & SALES 386-740-9222 https://miragesys.com/ - they also have a chat function Edited May 17 by BIGUN 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gowlerk 1,956 #3 May 17 9 hours ago, Hugo Falcao said: In Mirage's website sizing chart, they mention a Sabre 2 150 as a 'firm' fit and I'm a little confused with what exactly that means in practical terms. In practical terms that simply means that it will fit. But the manufacturer is trying to warn you that anything larger will not. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hugo Falcao 0 #4 May 17 6 hours ago, BIGUN said: Always go right to the source. The manufacturers will pick up the phone - Mirage Containers CUSTOMER SUPPORT & SALES 386-740-9222 https://miragesys.com/ - they also have a chat function Thanks, will try to reach them directly! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hugo Falcao 0 #5 May 17 4 hours ago, gowlerk said: In practical terms that simply means that it will fit. But the manufacturer is trying to warn you that anything larger will not. Yeah, that's how I interpreted it as well... I was kinda hoping to hear someone who had experience with this exact combination though to be sure. Thanks nonetheless Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
