SkydiveMonkey

Is it just me or is the bottom flap clinging to the grommet on the dbag?

Did you get serial numbers to check against the stolen gear database?

So he didn't fancy the 5th attachment point from you then?

All that with 176 jumps?

Nice idea, although very easy to photoshop things like that.

I think THIS sums it up

The riggers car

Prolly the pond if it's steerable

Not much point now - might as well get the club set up to start proper in september (just as the weather gets bad ). Hasn't Leicester already got a club (or had one?).

Advanced Para Systems IIRC

Set the altitudes to 0. Or put it in your jumpsuit pocket

Gear - it was the latest review on the hornet

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It might be a good idea to mention (at least in your profile) where you are

Supposed to fly to Spain last august with Ryan Air - they wanted a load of excess baggage until I told them it was sports equipment, and they dropped it to £15

The PISA ones weren't supposed to be sold outside of south africa, so there shouldn't be THAT many around.

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An RSL could make this situation even worse.

I don't use rsl's. did think about it after I posted though.

I'll add to that - make them pull the cutaway handle. If the bag does go out for any reason, they don't get dragged out with it

Weird - I'm on my 2nd pair of Sorz now and I've not had a problem with them (yes I got contacts). I do have them very tight though.

Didn't they give up on that a while ago?

Or make a mount which clips onto the mudflap below the 3 rings. There's been plans posted a couple of times

It depends on the bridle placement as well. I had my reserve packed by a guy I don't normally use (I won't use his name on here - he's a well known guy at a big dz) - and when I poped the reserve for a cypres install, the reserve pc didn't even hit the ground. I got my regular packer to do it, and next time I poped it the pc went about 8 foot behind me.

Pic of a SF if anyone is interested.

Combination of most / all of the above really

2K Composites FF1. You might want to consider ear plugs as well if noise will be a major factor.

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on one of them they are telling you how he's at 500 feet and falling

Not to mention "the reserve hardly inflates" when he has time to look around under canopy and peel the toggles