This is in reply to the OP and everyone else who thinks it was the suit that caused this. Here we go again, my suit is better than your suit bla bla bla. Everyone is so quick to blame the equipment. The fact is this guy put himself into that roll. He pushed down on his right arm and air got on top of his wing causing him to roll. It's just that simple. He even admitted that. If you are starting to roll you don't push down on the downward wing you pull in the opposite wing to balance it. PILOT ERROR!!! Not suit fail. The video was creatively edited. Why was it cut right at the point something was about to happen? Because it would then reveal what the pilot did. Put himself in a bad position. I have many base jumps in both PF and TS suits they are both susceptible to unstable exits. In fact every suit is. The exit is the most critical part of the jump, and is very very easy to mess up. People do this often on exit not always as badly as this guy did but it happens a lot. I guess this is a part of the ad campaign of PF. Spreading miss-information and lies about everyones products. Then they say how great theirs is. I know I've had enough and I know a lot of other jumpers that feel the same. It reminds me of when they chum the waters for sharks. It so funny to see how this has been jumped on to the extent that PF put it on there FB page. Some of the comments about this have been so ignorant it is crazy. Most of the people making comments have no clue because they don't even base jump. Sorry but the whole armchair quarterback shit is just that, SHIT! IT'S NOT THE SUIT IT THE PILOT! Right? That's what you guys always say, until you can speak badly about your competition, then it's, Oh his suit must have failed. Get a life people. This is my first and last post on this forum. I will continue to jump both my suits and always be ultra focused on exit. The other thing is how many base jumps does this guy have? It looks like he needs alot more practice! Hello Dorkzone!!
