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Actually, we had a folded bag stuffed there. After landing you would stuff your canopy inside to transport it to the packing zone after you land.

Great article, Peter!!! Thanks a lot for sharing your experience about it! I jumped once a D6, and another time a D5 (serie2). And I probably packed about 50 of them.... Here are some photos too.... Olga

Thanks a lot to you guys for coming!!! It was a pleasure! We're hoping to see you all again:-) Olga

SkyVenture Montréal - our restriction is normally 250 lbs, however, the final decision will be the one of the instructor that will be taking your friend. I would suggest trying to arrange that ahead of time. Olga

Just wanted to say that I completely agree with everything you said there. I started skydiving 4 years ago and I’ve been dedicating myself to freeflying pretty much that whole time. I live relatively far from any tunnels, but I’ve been in a few of them. And being that far from a tunnel makes you appreciate its value even more. And the more I jump and the more I fly in the wind tunnels, I feel the same way – tunnel is an amazing tool and it already has changed skydiving in a lot of ways and it will keep changing it more.> It must be great to be that close to the tunnel, especially with such a great team running it (Kirk and others)! I hope you are enjoying your time there and I wish you all the best! I might run into you some day at a DZ or in a wind tunnel. > Thanks again for an amazing post! > Take care,> Blue skies, Olga

Hi Page, Just wanted to say 'Thank you' again for flying and a great fun on Friday! It's sad I didn't get to talk to you or fly with you more, but I hope there will still be plenty of times we can do that. Hope your trip was good. Thanks again, Olga