The Vertigo optional hail protection layer feels very shock absorbing
but makes the covers very heavy and bulky. I think it is worth it for a
glider parked outdoors in South Africa or somewhere else prone to
large hailstones but if not and if I ever need another set of covers it
would be Vertigos without the hail protection layer - unless they
come up with a lighter weight version'



At 14:28 28 April 2015, Luke Dale wrote:
I would also recommend Vertigo Covers.

Their product seems to be the ONLY one that is breathable. Havin
breathable covers is important to prevent the ingress of
condensation
Other covers trap it in with coated fabrics and try to add ventilation
wit
netting on the bottom. Where as the Vertigo ones have a breathable
oute
fabric which works with the inner liner to wick dry the wings.

Its the only product I would buy and my full set of Vertigo Covers on
m
Std Cirrus are fantastic.

I think they do the hail protection as well if you wanted it.

Luke


At 12:03 28 April 2015, wrote:
Impressed by your endorsement but would like to be sure which
ones you
refer to. Aeroprotect?

GC

On 28/04/2015 01:38, Simon Waddell wrote:
We have a set of these covers for our Arcus M; spent the whole
of last
season in the open - April thru' November, Swiss weather - and
stil
look
good.

Each wing cover is in 4 panels.

Big selling point is the thick honeycomb layer in the top surface
to
protect against hail.

Downside is that their English language skills are pretty poor, s
write,
don't call...

Simon




At 13:45 27 April 2015, Frank Beythien wrote:
Am 27.04.2015 um 14:49 schrieb Steve Pozerskis:

We are very happy with all weather covers including protection
against
hail from

http://www.aeroprotect.de/en/default.php

Very helpful people.

The previous covers from jaxida did not last as long as our
current
ones. The DG500M is the whole season on the airfield.

Its all about Vertigo covers for me.

The UV protection is alleged to be better than all their rivals
and
they
won't turn into a brown crisp after 1 year!

You get for what you pay!

My covers are 6 years old and still look as good as new - used
regularly
throughout the season.

I would highly recommend.





At 11:44 27 April 2015, Paul Remde wrote:
Hi Jonathan,

Jaxida covers are supplied with a 2-year warranty. They also
offer
the

option to purchase and additional 2 year warranty at the time
of
purchase.

You can see some the their quality details he
http://www.jaxida-cover.de/cover-en/performance/

Best Regards,

Paul Remde
Cumulus Soaring, Inc.


"Jonathan St. Cloud" wrote in message
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...

Paul, what is the warranty on Jaxida covers. I had a set many
moons
ago
and
they did not last well, and they were only used a three or fou
weeks
per

year. I too am looking for good covers that will be used mayb
three
weeks

every year, one week at a time.

On Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 8:56:05 PM UTC-7, Paul Remde
wrote:
Hi,

Jaxida has improved their product over the years. Jaxida is
an
extremely
well respected company - and preferred by many glider
pilots. You
can
pay
less, but you can't buy better quality.

Best Regards,

Paul Remde
Cumulus Soaring, Inc.

"Richard" wrote in message
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...



I have found that the Clouddancers Uncuttable covers are
better
quality

than
the Jaxida Covers and half the price. Many customers in th
Western
US

were
not satisfied with Jaxida they turned brown and brittle in a
couple
of
years.

Richard