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SUPPORTED BY
IN-FLIGHT SIDEKICK IN THE COMMUNITY
KEEPING YOUR WING ALIVE
BECAUSE EPIC STORIES
SHOULD NEVER BE GROUNDED.
ANDREA, SAN DIEGO
"It really is an “In flight sidekick”. Was able to have my keys, wallet, chapstick, etc with me easily and accessible. Never noticed it launching, flying, or landing.
Great design OUTSPIREX! I cannot wait to get a couple of friends some presents.”
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE LAST FLIGHT?
Nobody tells you what to do when your wing hits its hours. Some get tossed. Some just get shoved into garages and closets.
Pilots hold on, not because they’re collectors, but because they can’t bring themselves to let go. How do you throw away the fabric that carried you through the sky?
The truth is there’s no clear path for retired gear.
Until now.
7,000 pounds
Of paragliders are retired every year.
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