I just got my new XAOS 21 120. This canopy rules! I am loading it at about 2.1 or 2.2 pounds per sqf. Before this i had an Icarus FX 122, and the most noticeable difference between the two is the front riser pressure. The Xaos has light riser pressure that be adjuted druing the turn. You can enter a nice carving approach, and it does not take as much strength to hold the riser down, or add more riser if you need to. The canopy is fast and smooth, and if you are used to other crossbraced canopies, it will be a piece of cake for you to fly.
As I get more jumps on this canopy, I will have more info to write, but for now it is enought to say I like it.
BTW, The lines are freekin TINY!!!! very low bulk lines.
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I am loading it at about 2.1 or 2.2 pounds per sqf.
Before this i had an Icarus FX 122, and the most noticeable difference between the two is the front riser pressure. The Xaos has light riser pressure that be adjuted druing the turn. You can enter a nice carving approach, and it does not take as much strength to hold the riser down, or add more riser if you need to. The canopy is fast and smooth, and if you are used to other crossbraced canopies, it will be a piece of cake for you to fly.
As I get more jumps on this canopy, I will have more info to write, but for now it is enought to say I like it.
BTW,
The lines are freekin TINY!!!! very low bulk lines.