Wings by homologation

Paraglider wings are approved by independent laboratories.

The minimum for a paraglider to be marketed is the Load Test, which certifies the strength of the structure at 8x the maximum PTV of each wing. Depending on their level of requirement, they are often classified A, B, C, D or even CCC.

These levels make it easy to choose your wing according to your experience and the number of flight hours achieved each year.

Your first wing is an EN A, it will accompany you from the school slope to your first thermal flights. The longer and thinner the wings become, the higher the certification level. A longer wing is more efficient, but will forgive less in the event of a flight incident. The golden rule is not to overestimate yourself, and to fly with a wing at your level to maximize performance.

The team's experienced instructors and pilots will be happy to guide you in your choice!