Thanks

Thanks

Very Cool

Very Cool

Special for speedflying. The MirageRS2 is about $2,500. I’m trying to get into this sport. Looks very fun and very dangerous

@@simplydiscgolf8519 M2RS is an incredible wing.

15mm

You don't need to have any Skydive experience to learn to go speedflying

Personally I'd start with learning paragliding and move on to speedflying after. Paragliders are much slower, less responsive and that gives you much more time to react thus making it safer to learn how to fly rather than starting with a speedflying wing. But as Greg M showed it's totally doable to learn speedflying right from the start.

@@TitusIV do you have a good place to look for equipment? thanks for the reply

@@shawnwalden2669 Hey Shawn, usually any school would be able to sell you new or used equipment . I got my equipment from flybubble's shop though, they also sell used ones. you can also look for all the paragliding brands and contact their distributors for new wings. But please, if you are starting this sport, learn how to fly through a school to learn the basics atleast for a full week or two, it's crazy the amount of knowledge you get from experienced Pilots. A single obvious wrong turn to an expert's eyes is often unoticible to a novice and the consequences can be pretty bad. These sports have to be taken seriously and knowledge is key, don't try your luck on your own.

@@TitusIV thanks again, the cost is pretty expensive for school but I defiantly get what your saying... mistakes in this sport don't pan out well lol, thank you!

Very interesting that you start out with "Fun fact". Then there is only one way to learn. Then list an austrain speedflyer, acro paraglider, skydiver, swooper and private pilot... and there more? I guessing you are some SKYGOD right? But it weird, you have no videos on your channel. All my friends have tons of videos of there swooping skydives and more but you have none. That wired but all this experence.

yes

Most people don't fly 8.5s so to say that's what you consider a speedwing is very limiting. 18m and below with certain characteristics is speedflying. 13m and down you start getting better characteristics for adrenaline filled fun. Most folks don't fly below an 11m.

@@SteepVisions Thanks for taking the time to get back to me... PS most folks aren't going on 80 years old and still flying like me LOL great stuff. Looking for more of your videos... Thanks again

@@dwightbernheimer331 It's not my video

@@SteepVisions It's still good thank you. By the way when I lived in Hawaii the prevailing winds were always quite strong. There were days you could actually fly from point to point on that 8 Ozone Rapidos. Lol stay well stay safe

what the fuck are you talking about? 8m being the only thing you consider a “speedwing”…shut up😂 you said you lived in hawaii, why don’t you come up to some high altitude spots and see how you fare on an 8m. Try landing at 8000ft and watch how hard you eat shit. I bet you’ll wanna step up to an 11 or 13 real quick

That's very interesting. Can you elaborate on what you mean??