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It was easily the best place I have ever worked. I was there part time for about 7 years doing tandem, AFF and outside video. The people, owners, staff, and fun jumpers were great. I only left as I relocated and SNE is now only 40 minutes away. Ody

I had the same opinion for quite a few years. Then I got a soft handle on both sides. Unfortunately, I have had about 6 chops since the change to soft handles. However, I have never had an issue with soft handles. Therefore, my opinion has changed. MUCH less of a snag hazard and the actual function of grabbing and pulling to save myself has not changed at all. It was rather easy. I would never go back to such a giant snag hazard. I do understand your opinion, as I once had it, but I will never go back to it. Ody

I have done 24 tandems in a day a few times. It was terrible. Ody

Parachutist magazine makes a great fire starter.

The BSR that elimeliminates all the BSRs. hahahaha

That cliff has been jumped on numerous occasions. Ody

Forrest drove me home from Bridge Day a fair number of years back after I "misplaced" my wallet. we shared some exit points together in the Tamps area as well. I aways liked him. Very sad to hear. Ody

Back when I had a Sabre 1, I tucked the outer cells into the center cell and it worked great!!! This is what PD suggested to me as well....but not in writing. Ody

Tom Noonan has done quite few Everest jumps. Give him a call.

Well, I prefer the B-11s over the B-12s. I wish they would bring those back. That little screw on the side so the B-11s could be tightened down was awesome... Maybe they will bring those back when the B-13s come out.

I would guess the 150 and lower is because of the length of the lines that would need to be managed in a semi-stowless environment. If everyone was a rigger this rule would not apply. I see zero disadvantages from a semi-stowless bag. I would get a semi-stowless bag direct from the manufacture.

If you are a working jumper doing handcam stick with the 7. You have to remove the battery to get to the memory card on the 8.

Sean Chuma has a website that sells something just like it.

Once you land from your next jump, your are current. Ody

Everyone knows vets always land on their feet...and survive.....try another joke....that one sucked

That cutaway handle damn near cut off the reserve PC. That could of made the plane crash.

Why did you drop your cutaway handle?

remove the slider

Parachutist cover is this months cover of parachutist the bottom view of Tom Aiello’s tennis ball jump?

I find the best way to get current is to jump again. Don't tell anyone you're un-current, do a tandem....when you land, you're current.

Triathlon 160 Sabre 150 Sabre 135 Vengeance 120 Vengeance 107 Velo 96 Velo 90 JVX 90 Velo 84

Thank you!!!

Thank you to everyone that has donated so far. I am only $400 from my fundraising goal and have one more day to get there. Thank you!!! Bryan

I am also raffling on an autographed photo on Rob Gronkowski. One entry for every $25 donated before midnight tonight. Bryan

I'm running the Boston Marathon next Monday for The Martin Richard Foundation. Martin Richard was the 8 year old boy killed in the bombing. I am roughly $1000 short of my required fundraising goal. Anything I don't raise is charged to my credit card. All money is due this Thursday. All donations can be written off for your taxes. Here is the link: . http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/bryan-ody/bostonmarathon2016 Thank you in advance, Bryan Ody