caldefly

ok. i tought you should be able to zip the booties while still sitting on the plane . I saw a jumper zipping his booties on a tony suit and is probably due to the design.or maybe he had a larger size . But now that you tell me i know my suit is ok. the other issue is zipping the leg bootie is still dificult because it is too tight... I live like about an hour from zephyrhills , fl . so i guess i will go and have some one take a look at it. thanks for the info unclecharlie it was great helpQuote " THE SKY IS THE LIMIT "

i just bought a brand new phantom wingsuit custom made, it feels a little bit too tight and i can barely zip the leg bootie. i have to stand up to be able to put it on. ( the legbootie ) Is this right? is there a fix ? or do i neeed to send it back to the factory? " THE SKY IS THE LIMIT "

this lens dont have image stabilizer . Do they need it ? is it required for skydiving .. Sorry i am new to this photography enviroment . I have been reading previous treads about lenses and saw that the standard 18-55 has image stabilizer but when i checked canon website it shows that the 14 mm does not. is it normal? " THE SKY IS THE LIMIT "

I have made 16 jumps on my Sabre 2 (wing loading 1.25) and i think is a great canopy. Very soft openings but end cells closed on all my jumps; no big deal a quick pull to your rear risers and problem resolved. I read about off heading openings before i did my first jump on it and yes that is exactly what happened; started working on stability and body position and it really works you get a perfect on heading opening .Just take 2 seconds to keep a proper body position and it will open just perfect. I have had the best landings on this canopy no matter the wind conditions. I love this canopy. Luis F Calderon