packing_jarrett

guys! stop the all violence. Its going to be a good day

yeah it would be a shame to give a qualified twotter pilot upwards $100 day Na' Cho' Cheese

oh dude youre absolutely right. but I personally would start talking to a rigger about packing them right, before blaming the pop-top. The same can be done to a wings/javelin/mirage etc. it just may be a little harder to do. but you are right that it is easier to over tighten a poptop Na' Cho' Cheese

can she pull 22lbs worth of D-ring? probably... did the rigger pack it right? probably...not.... don't hate the playa hate the game Wings are good rigs too Na' Cho' Cheese

well obviously I'm biased but will tell you there is not an incident on a racer that is due to its design. I think its a great rig. Na' Cho' Cheese

I'm a 3rd generation skydiver. Its pretty funny... my dad took me on my first tandem and then a couple years later I took my dad on a tandem to get my rating. pic one is my dad TI and me chasing pic two is faja and I on my tandem qualifying jump Na' Cho' Cheese

have fun! apologize to keith for me for not getting together together and jumping with him Na' Cho' Cheese

I just turned 18 Na' Cho' Cheese

snaps on the slider.... very old school. Nice way to go back a couple decades. http://performancedesigns.com/docs/Comp_Velocity_Flight_Characteristics.PDF (half way down) Edited for the packer Na' Cho' Cheese

I heard he was the midwest freefly legend. Na' Cho' Cheese

contact precision. IMO they make the best one. Inexpensive too. I want to say $200 or $250. They come in 2 sizes and I used the smaller size for a velo 75 all the way up to a velo 96. Na' Cho' Cheese

can someone tell me exactly how those free miles work. I travel a lot but do not have the frequent flyer mile stuff figured out. Can anyone explain it to me? Na' Cho' Cheese

yes. you have to get a coach rating before any other rating ie static line, iad, aff, and tandem. Na' Cho' Cheese

pretty much everything indyz said but I'm just finishing up my tandem rating. So far my cost is a little under $1000 1 solo, 1 as passanger, and 8 with exp jumper=18 slots last I checked you weren't allowed to have video until you had 10 tandem jumps. $25 per jump for gear rental and I packed my own. USPA is $40 Medical I already had which is anywhere from $60-$100 and then course fees will vary Na' Cho' Cheese

I liked the in and out because I would think we will start seeing some vertical transitions. The eagle random looks pretty fun too! Na' Cho' Cheese

ooooo clever Na' Cho' Cheese

Racer freefly pull out. Works great! Na' Cho' Cheese

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ui68MWjlxfM I would Na' Cho' Cheese

Brian Vacher Tommy Dellibac Pablo Hernandez Jessica Edgeington back up is Ian drennan and Jens thorgeson congrats and we hate you all Na' Cho' Cheese

its cold enough that I'm shivering... Na' Cho' Cheese

Yeah those damn naggers really annoy me.... alls they do nag nag nag. edit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zC0bndcQ3YU Na' Cho' Cheese

HAHA thats awesome! EDIT: I had to check a map to actually see how debatable it was... I would say that ground launching a canopy will actually get less wear and tear than normal skydiving provided you don't try groundlaunching for nasty course surface. I think opening shock degrades the material more than anything. Na' Cho' Cheese

I know you didn't mention it but I have 1000 jumps on with a factory diver and I like it because its simple, the shield doesn't blow up, and its not as big and bulky as some with the flip up lens. IMO the flip ups are little overated. You can have a factory diver on top of your head like a hat. Pull it down and your ready to go. Na' Cho' Cheese

here's mine with magnets. Pretty neat Na' Cho' Cheese

Right when I heard that I had an awesome flash back to the awards ceremony. Freaking great time and thanks for posting those! Na' Cho' Cheese