Winglands WashKosh

As-new condition FlyKandy Ridge DE Pro Pilot Jacket. Size large. Never flown. Never got wet. Only tried on at home. £175 ONO. (RRP £300) Free UK P&P. I probably bought it before I needed it, and in the end didn't complete my CP thanks to covid... It's an absolutely lovely jacket of the highest quality and cost me £300 new, so I'd love someone to use it for its intended purpose. Perfect for freeflight as well as paramotoring, and keeping warm while para-waiting at the field or hill... For more info, there's an article on here about it: Any questions, please ask. Photos below of the actual jacket.

Hi mate. im in Hampshire. Portsmouth. just grabbing some lessons with Simon west more. I’ve been emailing farms in and around Rowlands Castle as lived there for many years. Gary

Find an instructor before you buy any gear.  They will help guide you on what to buy.  Of course most show favoritism towards what they make money off of which is sad but also a good reason to find a good instructor, one that is less biased to such things. For me personally, anything parajet sells is going to be good.  I prefer the zenith chassis but I'm a bigger guy and it gives extra room.  Most people are buying the maverick with either the atom 80 or monster 185.  Either are fine.   For wings you will want a slow beginner.  Ozone mojo pwr 2, gin pegasus 3, bgd magic etc.  I settled on an itv Baja since it works well for a beginner and a bit beyond.   Then you want helmets and stuff like that.  Mostly it's personal choice and fit.  Hopefully your instructor has many styles to try before you buy.

Hello everyone, I am trying to find a reputable training course. There seem to be a lot of options out there & i am not sure how to distinguish between them. What should I be looking for in a training school or instructor? Are there any red flags to watch out for? I would also like to buy my first paramotor and wing; I am about 78 kg & I want to fly in mild weather, so what would you recommend for a beginner setup?? I want something that balances ease of use & safety because I am still learning the ropes. Also i have read this resorse/artical; https://www.paramotorclub.org/store/product/4-full-paramotor-trainingai-vs-cybersecuritycourse/ witch help me a lot still need your advice. If Anyone have any advice on how to prepare mentally and physically before starting my training would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help..🙂  

Hi @AndySV1K Sorry to hear about this. If possible you can try to clear the snow from your decking to reduce the weight and prevent collapse.