Advance OMEGA XALPS 3 paraglider review
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Advance have been working on this ultralight racing wing for years. Constructing a 'two-liner' high performance paraglider is technically challenging. Making it ultralight as well? A task only for the brave. Yet here it is, the Advance OMEGA XALPS 3, and it looks strong, lean and whippet fast. But is this wing exclusively for professional X-Alps racers, or is it accessible for advanced pilots?
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Advance OMEGA XALPS 3.22 (75-87kg) flown @ 86kg
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"You feel like you can go places" the exact opposite feeling I get on my ENA 🤣
Awesome Greg three thumbs up from me too after flying the OX3 yesterday - they have invented a new sport, a game changer
You know we all want to see you take it on an adventure now!
Hi Greg, thank you for awesome review! I grabbed OXA3 size 24 and all my impressions are identical to your review! You did the best, thank you!
Would love to fly one of these. But for now I'm happy with my skyman Crossalps
Good Job, Greg! Thank you! I’d like see you flying it in Colombia!
Greg any chance you and Carlo will be able to compare it to the Zeolite?
This kind of handling was already on the Skywalk X-alps 2, I mean takeoff behaviour , groundhandling. Also Advance X-alps1 has superb takeoff behaviour which is my current wing until I get a lot of money for Version 3. :D Superb review if not the best on this channel.
Fantastic review Greg! Please introduce the wing from closer . I miss a video about the details of the wing :D
You do know how to make me wanna buy it :D.
A great review Greg.
Damm ! I've never even been paragliding and i want one!
Greg, being honest, yes 2-liners feel solid and "more safe" until it dismounts on half/full speed bar and you need to control the rodeo. I really wouldn't recommend a wing like this without acro experience, it not that you have done some SIV's, you've to master stalls and backfly to be able to handle an ugly collapse on this wings 😅
And I actually fly acro and 2-liner, but when you stall wings like this is not that easy, specially in incidents!
Are you trying to sound like God up there? Nice echo sound you have going there. Thanks for the review mate.
courtesy of Gopro 'intelligent wind filtering' :-)
Great review!.....................luv these!!
You seem happy with it Greg? Am i wrong? LOL
Fun!
Hi Greg, have you ever had a close one on the OXA3 so far? Are you still so much in love with it as at the beginning ? Or more...? Is it really so safe??? Regards Aro.
une arme de victoires massives...🥳
Hi Greg, Thanks for your great reviews. After 2 seasons on my OXA2 23 I'm considering a change to the OXA3 maybe, but having lost weight would be about 85kg on the 22 so quite near the top, can I ask does the glider still float well this loaded (for UK conditions)? Many thanks, Steve.
Hi Steve :-) I you like OXA 2 then you will LOVE the OXA 3! We currently have the OXA 3 in stock in sizes 22 (and 23) flybubble.com/advance-omega-xalps-3 Cheers!
You are more confident on a two liner ? Than a three liner ?
I just bought an ion 5 light ...? Did I buy the wrong glider ?
I don't think so, he is talking about EN-D gliders, not low-mid EN-B. Very nice wing that Ion5 light! I just finished a 2 week holiday in the alps with the ion5 (non light version) and love it!
yes, and Stef's right, I'm talking about a 3 liner EN D or C and even some high B to a 2 liner EN D but it's only relevant when you have the pilot skills / experience that match EN-D. Because if you get onto it with EN B skills, you get an EN FFS. Given a choice of all the wings I could fly in any given rough air day, I would choose the OXA3. It's the whole package of speed, glide and solidity that make it safer.
Hi Greg, when I look at 11:20 - what location ist this? Where are you flying there? Thank you for a short answer
Some crazy audio in some of your videos
My Dream
You sound like in space :o
Yeaaah ... 😊
Sponsored or not?
no, just very happy they finally made the wing I wanted! I don't make any money from glider sales, or brand associations - I just review the wings. I pay the same for this wing as I would for any other brand, so my choice is from a level playing field.
@@greghamerton4422 Thank you!
which harness is Greg wearing?
Are you okay? 😉
no, I don't think so. but it's OK. I have friends in high places.
Do a M7 review
Well, we have an Ozone Mantra M7 in stock now (a pilots bought one but wasn't so happy with it so traded it in for an Omega Xalps 3) in my size so I'll take it out at some point to see what it's like... I can't guarantee a review (already very busy!) but I will try...
@@flybubblecarlo thx for you efforts ... i really like your videos and aprichiate them :) happy landings
@@ZHboy8 in case you've not already seen it here's a link to my Ozone Mantra M7 review flybubble.com/blog/ozone-mantra-m7-review
... and the associated Mantra M7 video review to go with ruclips.net/video/bKscUA6uU8I/видео.html