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  1. hwjl

    Time Left: 28 days and 5 hours

    • FOR SALE
    • USED

    Javelin harness, PD reserve and changeable mode cypress Currently being used as a turn rig and not being jumped very much. Owned it for two years, it’s in very good condition and has held everything from a 170 down to 120 (but it’s built for 150s). J1KS C17, spacer foam, and all the trimmings. I’m 180cm tall, and it fits me well. I live in Sweden so the price is 35000 sek or equivalent. Happy to take GBP or Euros. I also have a Katana 120 or Stiletto 120 to sell and could ship them with the rig. Happy to send more details if needed. At Skydive Syd if you would like to try it! Or within Lund/Malmö. Send me an email or call since I don't check the dropzone messages so often. Jeremy +46 (0) 723071999 jeremy@friflyga.se

    $3,975.00

    - SE

  2. hwjl

    Katana 120

    hwjl posted an advert in Main Canopies

    Time Left: 28 days and 5 hours

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    Katana 120, about 680 jumps total and 90 jumps on new blue lines. I live in Sweden so the price is 10000 sek or equivalent. Happy to take GBP or Euros. At Skydive Syd if you would like to try it! Or within Lund/Malmö. Send me an email or call since I don't check the dropzone messages so often. Jeremy +46 (0) 723071999 jeremy@friflyga.se

    $1,140.00

    - SE

  3. hwjl
    So in my personal opinion, the moment I see I have a line over, or feel the canopy just isn’t as it should be, I would immediately cut it. Perhaps if it was a high pull and felt like the canopy was temporarily stable enough to try this manoeuvre I would try it. But realistically I’m no test jumper, so doubt I would be bold enough to put myself in a potentially more dangerous position. That also being said, I’ve also heard that this manoeuvre could also damage the canopy fabric so perhaps not… Anyway, is there ANY footage of this event or is it just a theoretical idea. I would LOVE to see proof this is possible. Has anyone out here actually done this? What was the outcome? I guess this wouldn’t really work with bow tie line overs.