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Hello, I currently have a Mirage G4 M0 size holding a KA-120 that fits a little loose. I´ve checked the Mirage sizing chart but I can not really figure out if a Winx canopy would fit in it? I´ve asked Atair and they told me that a Hybrid version of the canopy would definitely made it, but I have been offered a fully ZP one, not a Hybrid. Anyone has owned a fully ZP Winx canopy? How much volumen does it have compared to a Storm for example? Anyone can give me some advice

A selection of European skydivers, concentrated this week at Skydive Empuriabrava, with the organization and expertise of the members of the Fly Warriors team, has established a new European Head Up Record. After 16 attempts, a formation of 43 jumpers has been built successfully. Congrats to everybody https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCzSWEB008c

Skytime.info is one of the best DZs in Spain. Located in Castellón. Close to large and non crowded beaches, cheap accommodation around, many places to taste nice Spanish dishes. Very good vibe, many funjumpers and not so many tandems. They run a Pilatus Porter but manage to make a lot of loads a day

Windobona team has arrived to Spain! It´s a great place to fly, to view, to learn no matter what your flying skills actually are. All the staff is close, friendly, really looking to help you and make your experience the best.

I did and I will in the near future. I got injured and need to build my foundation again on the canopy hook turns

That´s Skydive Spain (Aerodromo la Juliana in Seville) if I am not mistaken At what height did you do your set-ups? What exit weight or WL had you got?

I broke my ACL (left knee) while snowboarding. I have been involved in many outdoor sports like windsufing, kiteboarding, sailing, trekking, climbing, running... After recovering from the injury I decided to try a sport that didn´t put too much stress on my knee. I saw that landings can be as easy as walking down a stair so I decided to spend the money saved throughout my vacation time. I did my AFF course and life changed from that moment on

Beautiful pic by the way

Skydive Madrid, Skydive Lillo or Skytime Castellon usually allow people to jump with tandems (the Tandem Master has to give his/her approval)

There are two little but nice dropzones in France near the border with Spain. One of them is near the vilage of Mimizan. It is a very touristic place during the summer due to the long yellow sand beaches ideal both for surfing or sunbathing. A lot of beautiful places to visit, tasty local recipes and much more. Its owner Olivier is very friendly and really helpful with anything you may need around ojbpara.com. Every jump you will enjoy a beatiful view of the ocean and lineshore The other is near the village of Pau (close to the Pyrenees). Cheap accommodation in the DZ. Nice vibe around with a lot of French and Spanish people. Well connected with the highway and a lot of different activities around: horseriding, sightseeing, wine tasting, etc www.pau-skydive.fr

In Spain you can start working as a camera in most dropzones with 300 jumps and a coach license under your belt

Just mere curiosity, are you intructor there? Otherwise, if you fly there every day I want to have your income

You are welcome. BTW I was able to jump with the "Douchebags team" at Castellon. Awesome flyers, but also awesome people