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25 de abr. de 2023 · La invención del traje aéreo revolucionó el paracaidismo y dio vida al wingsuit flying, el deporte aéreo más extremo del mundo. ¡Descubrimos en qué consiste y cómo funciona!
The ATC is the first suit to truly span the gap between “big” and “small”, while flying comfortably in both categories. It has enough performance to fly a formation with FREAKs, yet it’s small and nimble enough to flock easily with SWIFTs and FUNKs. This new design is intended for any pilot who wants a “small” suit with extra ...
SQRL wingsuits are constructed with the strongest and highest quality zippers available. Locking YKK 10C zips are used on the main body, harness-interface, and arm sections of every suit we make. ATC 3 REVIEW "Mike and team: I’ve put eight flights on my ATC 3 and am thrilled with the fit and flight characteristics.
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Intermediate / Advanced Wingsuits. Whether you're looking for the highest-level performance wingsuits to win competitions, fly XRW or camera, or leveling-up your BASE exits, the following wingsuits were designed to take you where you need to go - with full power! Grow your quiver with these incredible wingsuits. Foghead 4.
19 de jul. de 2021 · Back in 2014, it seemed like wingsuits reached some form of critical mass or peak demand in the media and popular culture. YouTube, Facebook, Hollywood and the like pushed images of wingsuits into the faces of grandmothers in distant countries, in addition to everyone here at home. Seven years later, it doesn’t seem to have peaked yet.
Flying with the World's Most Deadly Sport. Last year, 24 people died BASE jumping in wingsuits. A new company wants to change that. This story appears in the July 2017 issue of National Geographic ...
