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Advance has done a great job creating a paraglider that satisfies the needs of a Red Bull X-Alps pilot and appeals to those looking for simple, user friendly performance. The wing launches and lands easily, has incredible weight and pack volume as well as accessible performance. It inspires confidence and is the ideal tool for racing in the mountains, chasing your personal best, or simply gliding home after a long walk. Let your imagination decide. I flew the wing last week on some of the most pristine mountain air in England. It has a very high level of directional stability and pitch stability, and was exceptionally easy to fly and maintain in windy conditions. It’s also incredibly light and compact, with an average packed size of 3.3kg. I was able to fit it into the smallest of my rucksacks and was able to get in and out of it with ease. The wing feels surprisingly solid for such a small two-liner. This is largely due to the use of lightweight radial cells with an internal reinforcement. This reduces the wing’s surface area and increases the sensitivity of the control bar, allowing the wing to feel more responsive when flying in turbulent conditions. The wing also features the patented Sliced Diagonals technology inside, which reduces drag without reducing stall resistance. This has the additional benefit of ensuring that the wing is very fast to fly, even in turbulent air. For weight-saving, the wing uses ultralight high-tech Nitinol wires around the profiles, which are not only lighter than conventional nylon wires but are also virtually unbreakable. tour ngắm hoàng hôn nha trang are combined with a special double-wall fuselage construction, which not only reduces the wing’s overall weight but also improves the strength to weight ratio. The Omega X-Alps is designed as a competitive hike and fly wing, and it’s no surprise that Chrigel Maurer won this year’s X-Alps with it! It’s easy to fly, packs small, is very stable and has incredible feeling in flight. I’m sure it will be the wing of choice for many ambitious cross country pilots.