Very save😊 I had the uls for two months and not a Klapper. It is very agile and very stable. But at the same time, these are also its disadvantages. I decided on the zeolite 2 gt because it's just more feedback and I like that. But high alpine it is very relaxed with the uls. And it is incredibly well made compared to ozone. Although I like the carrying straps of the ozone better, but they are also heavier.

@@Flyingtree I’m trying to pick a light two liners. Just got a skywalk range x-alps 3 for harness and now want a glider with real performance to XC. My current wing is a niviuk artik 4 and I’m just trying to choose a glider which will give me a comfortable ride to adapt these light equipment. My other harness is an Exoceat, which is the first one I’ve got.

@@acelleracers As the first 2 lines in the D class, I would definitely recommend Advance ULS. It also has super good performance. And you definitely have a better entry into the two-line class. And the workmanship of the paraglider is great, it looks very nice and it is also really light and easier to store than all other paragliders. But it's best to fly for two days then you'll have a good impression. Where do you mainly fly?

@@Flyingtree I live in Brazil and mainly fly at a site named Rio Rural, which is a very windy and demanding site.

@acelleracers Yes, you also have strong thermals. Being afraid is never cool...🙃 I hope you find the right one. There aren't really bad paragliders anyway and you get used to everything 😎