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Ok so a quik update....Ive mounted my Viso to the hand mount with the hard tack that was supplied with the kit( for a lack of better words), and i might add that it is now quite secure and I have no worries about it in freefall. BUT...I would like to add that there is a huge! area of improvment for this product when it comes to mounts,I would hope to see a new mounting system from L&B in the future. But it was definatley a good laugh trying to mount it.. haha "60% of the time...It works every time..."

hahaha thanks, that was hilarious "60% of the time...It works every time..."

Hey guys, Im sure this isent the first time some of you have seen a question on this. But I dont know what L&B was thinking when they decided to go with whatever kind of a mounting system you would call this, and to add insult to injury not send any instructions on how to mount it, not even there website has any info on it either??? if anyone has some advice or knows where there might be some instructions, or has tried a method of there own, Id love to hear about it! thanks. "60% of the time...It works every time..."

I am currently looking at buying a reflex, and i have been sent pictures and everything looks great. I kinda thought that the yoke looked a bit wide for me in a few of the pics, but the seller tells me it should fit fine, ive got part numbers and serial numbers, does anyone hear know the different sizes for the reflex, or the best way of finding out what size person that rig is intended to fit? Id appreciate any feedback, thanks guys "60% of the time...It works every time..."

This place by far was an unforgetable trip. TK and all his staff were just awsome,I was there to finish my AFF and to get more coaching, and they went far beyond that, the amount a free knowledge I gained from TK and the staff here was unreal, Aswell u have jumpers there from all around the world visiting.I would definatley recomend this DZ for newer jumpers looking to progress. Not once did i wait to get on a load, i could land, have the packers repack my rig, and be up on the next load all in 20 min. I plan on going back time and time again.