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Quick follow-up: My club is based at the same airport as the guys
that make Softie Parachutes. Most of the folks here love 'em (we have 6 chutes just for use in the club fleet, plus a lot of guys who own their glider and fly with a Softie). They're not the cheapest, but they're comfortable and effective. Sometimes they sell used chutes on consignment for a good price. Some of the IAC folks in my area love the folks at Silver Parachutes, and certainly other brands work fine. If you have access to a few parachutes, try them on and adjust the straps and see how they feel (preferrably in a seating position like you would be in a glider) - there's no substitute for hands-on review before deciding on which type to buy. Take care, --Noel |
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