mrubin

I recently moved to Tulsa from California and needed to find a new dz. Before I arrived in Oklahoma, someone from Airtight had responded to my post on the forum inviting me to jump there. The fact that they reached out to me impressed me and was the main reason I decided to try Airtight before any of the other nearby dropzones.

When I first showed up, everyone was very welcoming and very friendly. I immediately felt accepted and quickly became part of the dz family.

I started jumping in California and got spoiled by always jumping out of turbines. Switching to a 182 takes some adjustment, but you eventually get used to it. The only thing that could make Skydive Airtight better would be a turbine.

I feel like I've found a great new home in Oklahoma.

Perris is a great place to jump. Everyone is very friendly and willing to help new jumpers learn. The load organizers are amazing. Nice, big landing area (even if it is a bit dusty).

The view isn't great, but if you're jumping with a team it doesn't matter.

The biggest problem is that the winds can be very unpredictable, changing directions very suddenly.

All in all, a teriffic drop zone.