It's great for an introduction to acro wing, since I didn't see any major tendency to shoot forward requiring drive catching. However, I'm further ahead of the wing on most maneuvers because it doesn't seem to build much energy in steep dives. I'm so used to flying my paramotor wing that flying wing that's fairly docile at energy and pressure building is pretty foreign to me. It does seem to want to stall with a lot of brake pressure, and it seems pretty stable in back fly, but my tendency to give left weight shift wants to spin it when I'm in back fly. For learning, it's about the safest yet highest performance Wing you can have for an acro introduction course.
How was the wing ? I am thinking to get it for my basic acro course do you recommend it ?
It's great for an introduction to acro wing, since I didn't see any major tendency to shoot forward requiring drive catching. However, I'm further ahead of the wing on most maneuvers because it doesn't seem to build much energy in steep dives. I'm so used to flying my paramotor wing that flying wing that's fairly docile at energy and pressure building is pretty foreign to me. It does seem to want to stall with a lot of brake pressure, and it seems pretty stable in back fly, but my tendency to give left weight shift wants to spin it when I'm in back fly.
For learning, it's about the safest yet highest performance Wing you can have for an acro introduction course.