Sled14

Hes been working on this for a while, right? Why they all covering it now?

South Jersey? Crosskeys? I jumped there in the winter, gets pretty damn cold at alt but just wear layers. Pretty good amount of people jumping then

Tony was at my graduation

Sugar mamma

So I wanna get a Viso with some extra $ I got laying around, but am having a hard time figuring out what it comes with. Lets say I want it on my wrist with a finger loop like most altimeters and the pic on the Paragear site, Do I still have to get a seperate wrist and finger mount or does it come with it?

Parabatix has all those, great DVD. Good Stuff is a great DVD also

Go to Carlos 'n Charlies

On my first tandem, I was going to tip my instructor but since I was buying a logbook, SIM, and planning on jumping more he said that he'd rather I spend the money on training, which I though was pretty cool

Maybe on Sunday they say it was an April fools joke? Hopefully, really want to go to it.

Was i the only one expecting to see a pic?

The only thing I was told was not to push off, just fall off.

I'm pretty sure floating side laterals are just what Velocity Sports name is for the same thing.

B12 snaps are a way to connect and detach legstraps, check the first picture Cut in laterals basically extend the bottom of the backpad to hug your body more. I have them on my Wings and love them.

Does it mainly only fly at Perris? How long of a runway does it need?

1) Be done with college (not too long, only like a month left) 2) After graduate, go to flight school then become instructor from there 3) After done with 3 month school program which leaves no time to jump or do anything else, start jumping again 4) Get better at sit-flying 5) Stay safe