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I would message them on fb, and I bet if you asked nicely they would send you another set.

Don't ask what the USPA can do for you but what you can do for the USPA

despite the bashing of ravers by riggers, they aren't actually a bad rig, I jumped one for 3 years,

Im pretty sure Cats are the spawn of the devil

Plus 1 for VSE Infinity

Why would a TI be wearing a camera setup? And other the the go pro does anyone know what the other stuff on the helmet is?

Wheres the like button ?

they are tight, i had my container sized for a sabre 2 107 and professional packers and riggers could barely pack it. In the end Velocity ended up building me a new container a size larger.

I'm surprised no one quoted this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnZ2bbYw_Tc

The G3 is super common, so there are about a million different ways to mount a camera on it, but what about the Aero? Is there an easy way to mount a camera on the front? I'm talking about the equivalent of this: http://www.chutingstar.com/grellfab-gopro-g3-front-mount There is a grellfab mount in the works for the AERO and I'm also willing to bet you could make one of the current ones fit. Bonehead has regular style metal GP mounts or you can buy after market ones that would work as well. Bonehead also has a roller mount for the AERO as well.

The AERO for sure, the padding in the helmet is made up of individual shims, you can add or remove the shims to get that perfect fit. The helmet also ships from the manufacturer with some extra padding in the bag. Also unlike the G3 which is made out of plastic the AERO is made out of carbon fibre so it is more durable and harder. The AERO also has a wider field of view than the G3

You can purchase the helmet without any camera mounts

does it really matter

+1 for Laura she has always answered the phone and answered my silly and probably annoying questions when I was buying my new rig

Last I heard they are no longer a company and have shut down