i guess it is kind of off topic but does anyone know of a good site to stream newly released series online?

@Eric Scott flixportal xD

Howard Thaddeus Does he give lessens?

Cheers mate, Im keen to fly & post some stuff as I got a nice 17m Nikita acro wing to play with at the dunes:)

Kyle O'Glee cheers mate, I’ve been following you on KZfaq though

appreciate it mate

Cheers mate

Cheers Robert

Nathan Barraud cheers bro

thanks mate

If you push your hand away from your body and pull down, it deflects the inside trailing edge but not the wingtips. This makes you turn flatter. Putting your hands close to your body and pulling down deflects the tips more, causing the wing to do more of a "dive" turn. Also you can "feel" the wing better with freebrakes. The answer is quite mathy, but basically if the wing pulls on your hand with regular pulleys, its going to pull directly upward. With freebrakes, each part of the wing pulls your hand in a different direction, letting you feel the pressure in each individual part of the wing a bit better. For cross country it doesnt do too much. For beach flying it can give you a bit more control, but its main advantage is in ground helicopters and acro tricks. Plus some people just like the feel over regular brakes.

There I was flying the Flow Yoti 2 17m, its a good wing just like the susi but most simple way I can break it down is if you do hike and fly and coastal buy the susi. If you do just coastal and buy the Yoti. It just has to do with the fabric the gliders are made of, the Susi3 is light fabric so not soo durable for just coastal flying where the Yoti is thick fabric, good for coastal but not so much hike and fly because of weight.. but as far as flying performance they are quite similar

Cheers mate & will be better prepared next time

From memory he flies a 16 yoti (and used to fly a 16 susi), so 100% you'll be able to do this

That was a poster moment. LOL

Jo Patate I will be going again next year so I might take u up on your offer

Lorenzo3372 it was awesome there, I liked the fact that there was no politics - you could do what you want - wasn’t any rules really. It’s totally different to flying here in Australia

@@GetiG Yes in France paraglading is free, it's really free flight...It wasn't too difficult to travel with covid 19 ?

flightstarpilot I will definitely be going rainbow beach this year, you fly there often?😀

@@GetiG This week we had four days of good conditions including today. I went XC today but hoping to get out to Rainbow next time it's on. You have a few fans here. Would be good to see you fly.

flightstarpilot can you shoot me your email? I’d be keen to catch up for a fly with someone who knows the area

haha just footage 20% I dont think skill but I did have some really difficult 360 landings that I did on platforms and objects but I lost that footage:(

Its too noisy😛

Nooooo!!

Will do man was good flying with you!

This is how I managed to recover this footage, it recovered some other but the files were corrupt and I used a few different software's

Definitely mate, keen to catch up with you and fly

I was flying there a Yoti 17m by FlowParagliders

Legally i don't think u needed one there and when im just flying around not doing something new or sketch i don't really wear one

the tap he grabed before ;) so brilliant

I did remove some that I thought were edited shit or boring

I thought they were really good. Always fun to watch on no fly days and even before flying/kiting for a bit of inspiration. I hope you consider bringing them back or re-edit them, you've got a lot of footage of yourself doing amazing things.