What "Cheap" Glider
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- John Wallis
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What "Cheap" Glider
If someone was returning to paragliding after almost a 3 year lay off and their weight was 86 KG what's a good second hand buy? 
- John Wallis
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- gary stenhouse
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the rush 3 or mentor 2 would be very good and the mentor 2 john miller has up to 110kg so perfect size for you. they are at the top end performance for the 1-2 class but john has been more than happy with it so would be a good choice.
though i think there is so much out there and they are all good
cheers Gary
though i think there is so much out there and they are all good
cheers Gary
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After a 3 year lay off I'd stay clear of the Mentor II. They aren't "cheap" and pretty hot for an EN B.
Go for something more midrange EN B! Buzz Z, Sprint, Sprint Evo, Rush II or III, Epsilon (5 or 6) etc.
Or why not a nice lightweight set up? Geo II etc.....10kg for glider, harness and reserve.
Welcome back BTW!
Steve
Go for something more midrange EN B! Buzz Z, Sprint, Sprint Evo, Rush II or III, Epsilon (5 or 6) etc.
Or why not a nice lightweight set up? Geo II etc.....10kg for glider, harness and reserve.
Welcome back BTW!
Steve
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Advance, Nova, Gin, Airwave, Ozone, Flytec, Sup Air, Woody Valley, Kortel..............................the list is endless!
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