Airwolf - Standard Colours

Available in size: XS (50-80kg), S (60-90 kg), M (80-110 kg), L (95-125 kg), XL (115-145 kg)

Hey Tom had a fun day of training with a couple of ladies.  When the winds picked up at the end of the day I had a blast with the Airwolf:

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I really can't emphasize enough how well it flies in just the lightest puff of air.  Probably less then 5kph and I pulled it up and it just hovered there,  I just put my hands down and watched it float above my head.  I guess because the rods are holding the cells open and in perfect shape it doesn't need as much air pressure to fly properly.  I also noticed some bands on the bottom of the glider around the B/C area that would span a cell or two and seemed to be doing something useful though I'm not quite sure what they are.
Very nice forwards and reverses on it.  Collapses were slow and gradual and popped out nicely, no violence involved in it at all.  Kited fine with ears pulled.  Turns seemed to be very agile and easy to make dramatic (wing-over like).  I'll be interested in finding out how flat I can turn it.
Cheers,

Aaron

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