Parachute Companion SQR Prime :: ADVANCE
920,00 € – 1020,00 €
The top of the range rescue parachute from Advance!
The COMPANION SQR (="Square Round") is a new generation of paraglider parachutes that combines the advantages of the classic round parachute with the more modern cross-shaped parachute.
The Premium is the the first ever paragliding rescue parachute designed and tested to an opening speed of 50 m/s (180 km/h). This corresponds almost to a free fall. The special elastic damping element in the centre of the canopy reliably absorbs the opening shock. Thanks to its optimised surface, the SQR Prime offers even lower sink rates for even higher pendulum stability. This is thanks to the redesigned Air Jets and the new canopy geometry. Overall, the SQR Prime offers maximum performance in all operating ranges.
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Description
The fusion of the circle and the square
The "Square Round" is a fusion of the classic round parachutes and the more modern cross-shaped parachutes. The result is a new generation of rescue parachutes with many advantages: the "SQR" combines an extremely fast opening with a low sink rate and high pendulum stability. But it also impresses with its light weight despite the use of robust materials, an opening without horizontal displacement and a particularly simple and safe packing.
- Improved opening behaviour, low sink rate, high sway resistance resulting from comprehensive practical tests and a canopy
- aerodynamically refined with optimised nozzles.
- Lighter weight due to careful selection of the best materials and structural rigidity.
- Simple and reliable folding - similar to a circular dome - with relatively few lines for easy untangling, thanks to practical folding aids and coloured markings.
- No horizontal displacement to control in flight.
- Waterfall tested! A mixture of traditional and new materials, with reinforcements to ensure normal operation after water landings.
- Certified to both EN 12491:2001 and LTF NFL II 91/09 flight standards simultaneously, with the same technical specifications for both!
Technical data
SQR Prime 100 | SQR Prime 120 | SQR Prime 140 | |
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Surface | 27.8 m2 | 34.8 m2 | 40.0 m2 |
Minimum load | 65 kg | 80 kg | 90 kg |
Maximum load | 100 kg | 120 kg | 140 kg |
Drop rate at maximum load | 5.0 m/s | 5.2 m/s | 5.2 m/s |
Rescue parachute weights | 1307 g | 1588 g | 1758 g |
Folded volume | 3.0 - 5.3 l | 3.5 - 5.7 l | 3.7 - 6.0 l |
Total length | 7110 mm | 7980 mm | 8400 mm |
Airship | – | – | – |
Approval | EN/LTF | EN/LTF | EN/LTF |
Brand
Advance
How do you choose?
As you can see, the main argument for the square parachute is not its weight, but the safety it provides. Virtually any classic harness with integrated para pockets will fit it under the seat, whether it's a paragliding school harness, a sport harness or a cocoon harness. It's big, but not too big either :) Some chest pockets, such as the supair OLYS have specific sizes that allow them to be fitted to the chest strap of light touring harnesses with leg straps. And of course, the light square rescue can be slipped into any (harness) pocket. Like your paraglider, a rescue parachute has a weight range. To optimise its opening, it is recommended to be 15% below its max ptv. CAD that if the max TPV is 100, the ideal is to be at 85kg. Most manufacturers do not take the weight of the glider into account when calculating the total weight of a rescue. So you'll have to take another look at the scales :) Although not compulsory, it is strongly recommended to ensure your safety. Don't hesitate to contact us to find yours, and we'll help you install it in your harness when you buy from us. Approval : All paragliding rescue parachutes are subject to European EN 12491 certification, and must pass a number of tests: - The opening time must be less than 5s, - The shock on opening must not exceed 15g, - Pendulum stability (observation from the ground of the stabilisation of pendulum movements), a parachute that is too unstable will be readjusted (and in any case, instability increases the sink rate...). - Fall rate: after a minimum fall of 100m, the measurement is taken over the last 30 metres before "ditching" → Max 5.5m/s. To ensure that it opens effectively, manufacturers recommend that it be re-bound every year. Tutorials are available to help you, but if you're not sure, don't hesitate to call in a professional or a sail inspection centre.See all our items in the range Square reserves.
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