johnfulk

I visited Skydive Vegas Extreme to make a few fun jumps while in town with some friends. I was told on the phone that their priority and focus is mainly on tandem jumpers, I should come out to the DZ to do waivers, check in, etc and that they would accommodate me if they could. Sure enough they had 4 tandem loads go up and I was able to make two of them. I've seen a lot of reviews mentioning rude and angry staff but they were all great fun and easy to get along with, I just had to work with their schedule. The staff sets the example on the interaction with their tandem customers, hands down from their arrival to departure they are all well taken care of. I'll would certainty recommended Skydive Vegas Extreme for folks interested in tandem skydives and fun jumps too.

LeRoy, what if the Indians dont want to share their shit around like others do?

way to go Corliss... get the ball rolling for us all.

Leroy, I think its up to people as a whole to come to the realization that everone has different characteristics. So you habg out with people that have characteristics that seem to be comfortable and compatable. Some people take longer to feel compatable with whiler others are an ionstant hit. My method in which to solve this problem is to give people a chance and see if their easy to deal with and cool. Then if someone doesnt like me id say fuck it, i dont need their arms or legs to get to an exit point. Everythings always gonna be good as long as you dont make a big deal out of anything.

May 2006 Credit: Ryan Hoffman HN1

Im a jumper in Eastern NC. Im jumping a big antenna that id like to know if others have jumped which i am sure they have. I would more specificaly know if it is currently jumped.... I think the rope over the fence says enough but id like to know some information about it and others ive spotted in my general area.

that was good blaine.....i didnt even think of you relating that to this particular incident..... your skills are improving....Bueno

Jumped with this guy once before..... slow climber...he was PCa'd from 300'. decent canopy control...while i hit powerlines......

This is John-- The american without the wingsuit. Andreas thanks for the pics, they turned out really good. Johanas and Martin thanks for the good times and good jumps. see you guys later, be safe.

2 jumpers from US are comming to these areas ( ITW, France, and Cezch Republic and possibly Switzerland) within the next week. If there are any locals or persons that have information on directions to ITW, Verdon Valley, and objects in the Cezch Republic can you please contact me with the information or a location where I can get the information. I have searched all over the internet to find good directions to these sites but have had shit for luck. **** If there are locals that would like to possibly make a few jumps or any other jumpers that are comming to these areas in the comming week and would like to meet up contact me*** Thanks for the help, john f.

Hey all, I am looking for a camer in the $500-$800 range to use mostly for BASE but also for skydiving. I would like to stick with the Sony brand. Can anyone tell me about the HC series versus the PC series. Also where to find mounts to fit certian helments. Thanks alot. Blue Skies

I bought an A-3 about 1 year ago but before I bought the helmet I read all the reviews on this website. and the ones that say the visor comes open in freefall are wrong. I have put about 100 jumps on my A-3 and the visor has not given me any trouble. The visor is also very easy to open after youre under canopy. I really think the A-3 is great helmet.