Paramotor Tips & Tricks: How to Install a Reserve Parachute on a BlackHawk Quad

BlackHawk Paramotor presents our next video in the very popular "Paramotor Tips & Tricks" video series! In this video, Mike Robinson of BlackHawk demonstrates how to properly install a Velocity Reserve Parachute on a BlackHawk LowBoy II Paramotor Quad. Many customers have asked for this video, so here it is! If there is a specific topic you would like us to cover in our Tips & Tricks series, please let us know! Most of the videos we do are at the direct request of customers, or where our staff sees a need for additional information on a given topic.

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT VELOCITY RESERVE CHUTES:
http://blackhawkparamotor.com/paragli...

Powered Paragliding is as safe as YOU make it. Would you drive down the freeway with the airbags turned off in your car? Of course not! A reserve parachute is basically the "airbag" of the Paramotor world... Most likely you will never need it, but if you do, It could protect your equipment from damage and possible injury to yourself as well! We urge all pilots out there to fly responsibly. Each time there is an accident, it effects all of us in this amazing sport. The safer we all are, the more this sport will grow.

If you don't have a reserve parachute, please contact BlackHawk right away and refrain from flying until you have one. There are many reserve chutes on the market, however, most of them come with a hefty price tag... Some hundreds more than a Velocity Reserve. Buy from a DOMESTIC company like BlackHawk to avoid paying the additional dealer fees and import costs. We are the direct manufacturer of this product. Order direct and save!

http://blackhawkparamotor.com/ (209) 786-7899


POWERED PARAGLIDING DISCLAIMER:
Powered Paragliding, as with any form of flight, carries potential risks including personal injury, property damage, or death. This sport can be as safe or as dangerous as you choose to make it. All Equipment is not intended for acrobatic or competitive use, in any way, shape or form. Do not purchase equipment or participate in this sport unless you are prepared to personally assume ALL risks. We require you receive professional training from a QUALIFIED INSTRUCTOR before you attempt to assemble, start, use or fly your Paramotor / Powered Paragliding equipment. Self-training greatly increases your chances of equipment and physical damage or death. Beware of purchasing used equipment, Do it Yourself kits, PPG Plans, or anything for sale on online auction sites at under market prices. ALL participation in this sport is at your own risk.