"Everyone faced collapses!" - How Did The ZOOM X2C Do? I Paraglider TEST & REVIEW

Paragliding pilots were throwing the reserves and getting collapses BUT how was the ZOOM X2C? Carlo has tested the ZOOM X2C in two sizes over a period of around 4 months, in the UK and in Colombia paragliding hot spot. He's flown them for more than 40 hours, spread over around a dozen days with variable conditions.

Carlo tested the sizes 95 and 105 with various paragliding harnesses, mostly to vary his all-up weight. He flew the smaller size 95 with the mid-weight AirDesign The Sock, and lightweight Niviuk Arrow P and Woody Valley Race pod harnesses. He flew the larger size 105 with mid-weight Supair EVO LITE 2 with speedbag add-on and Niviuk Arrow, and the heavier Advance IMPRESS 4 pod harness. In Colombia Carlo was paragliding with the size 105 with the Supair EVO LITE 2 harness, with speedbag add-on.

"I think the X2C is a fantastic wing, with lovely handling and performance at the top of the sport class, yet the pilot demands are only a bit above the middle of the class, which is impressive!"

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