Single-stowing locking stows to supposedly prevent bag locks is a myth that has been debunked many times already

Hey! I have done it a bunch, but funny enough I never jumped it. back in 2013/14/15/16 when I was a packer I used to do it on smaller wings, namely comps velos, JVXs, valkyries but actually never on a Petra. Also although I ended up doing it hundreds of times I never actually jumped those pack jobs as I wasn't old enough to jump but no complaints from the people jumping my pack jobs, and my future mentor Carlos Faustino jumped my "experimental" variations of the psycho pack that eventually led me to start packing this way and survived with little to no complains. My opinion on it now is anything that involves twisting the bag or doing any rolling is bad. Twisting is bad because you might fuck up and even if you don't fuck up its still a weird looking thing to do and new jumpers might try it and fuck up. Rolling fabric puts extra tension on it in multiple places, causes a lot of friction on deployment and makes the whole container look poorly packed. Folds however ensure longevity and make for a neat package which to me is important because its easy to fuck up a pack job on sail canopies and make your container look horrible. Hope this helps and whatever method you use make sure you are good and consistent in it!

bring it back - limp bizkit :p

To have the excess be smaller, otherwise its a very long loop that can get tangle on you hands or on itself

haha actually no, it was a poorly cut "huhhhh" haha

hey, powerband is the name given to the one piece nylon design fonud on the leading edge of Icarus canopies

@@Frickflyers Thanks!