Thanks, that was awesomely done. I recently took a pack class; finding the lines and flaking the rear of the canopy was confusing --your instruction put it together for me. Also, color coordinating the lines is a gr8 idea!
Great video. The only thing I do differently and recommend is NOT having the 3-ring system in direct contact with the ground as that will wear out the risers quickly over time. I prefer them to face out.
I jumped for years and a number one rule is to get instruction from people are trained and signed off to train others. For all new jumpers, do not follow youtube videos for training. Get your training at your dropzone.
@@kuursma1987 Yeahh. My parents threatened me don't do it and I stopped trying. I went a few times ready to do it but that one time I crossed the bridge railing my feet started to shake and I changed my mind. However I went again and throw the parachute with the sack and it opened. I didn't had a malfunction not a single time. I was, that had fear of the height and the gap.
Nice and clear step-by-step procedure with solid skydiver's irony. I like it
Thanks, that was awesomely done. I recently took a pack class; finding the lines and flaking the rear of the canopy was confusing --your instruction put it together for me. Also, color coordinating the lines is a gr8 idea!
thank you Paul for making this video. it has really helped me with packing.
Great video. The only thing I do differently and recommend is NOT having the 3-ring system in direct contact with the ground as that will wear out the risers quickly over time. I prefer them to face out.
I jumped for years and a number one rule is to get instruction from people are trained and signed off to train others. For all new jumpers, do not follow youtube videos for training. Get your training at your dropzone.
I threw my parachute from a bridge four times with weights and it opened always.
Soon I will make my first base jump.
You still alive bro?
@@kuursma1987
Yeahh. My parents threatened me don't do it and I stopped trying. I went a few times ready to do it but that one time I crossed the bridge railing my feet started to shake and I changed my mind. However I went again and throw the parachute with the sack and it opened. I didn't had a malfunction not a single time. I was, that had fear of the height and the gap.
@@guardianobserver6593 nice man! Maybe you should try skydiving first,. You have a lot more altitude to do things right!
@@guardianobserver6593 Hell yeah dog. I hope you finally sent it!