EVORA paragliding :: GIN

Description

Technical specifications Evora :

Technical details Evora :

Myungjin semi-lightweight fabrics offer high resistance to porosity
3 risers / 3 lines
Well thought out mix of sheathed and unsheathed lines with carefully optimised diameters.
Standard 12 mm easy-to-handle lifts or optional lifts with C-pilots
Mini-ribs on trailing edge with internal stitching

Materials :

Fabrics

• Topside leading edge: Myungjin MJ40 MF
• Main top surface: Myungjin MJ32 MF
• Main underbody: Myungjin MJ32 MF

Hangers

• High: Dyneema | PPSL65 | PPSL 120 | PPSL 160
• Intermediates: Dyneema | PPSL 120
• Low: Dyneema | PPSL 200 | 350 | GIN TGL220

Climbing: that's the goal
The Evora is so smooth and balanced in the corners that taming the thermal becomes second nature. Thanks to the new optimised planform, the turn is also relatively flat and efficient. It is much easier to centre the cores of thermals when your wing has a natural tendency to stay stable. Don't be surprised if you find yourself at the top of the cluster!

Your ally in all conditions
The Evora strikes the perfect balance between tolerance to over-enthusiastic braking, and responsiveness to more subtle inputs, for example when you want to change the bank angle in a turn. The clear lines and clean brake cascade make it easy to fly and help the wing to position itself efficiently when needed.

Stable at acceleration
The Evora's inherent pitch stability ensures precise and easy take-offs as well as efficient glides. Its stability is also ideal for learning to accelerate with confidence. For pilots wishing to progress to back flying, an optional SMART RISER can be added when you are ready. The riser comes with a Harken control bar and pulley for even smoother operation.

Design
Sewn-in mini-ribs ensure that the trailing edge remains aerodynamic and that there is no risk of the outer seams catching on hard take-offs. The ripstop reinforcements have also been removed to avoid any potential problems with peeling.

The designer has the floor
Designer Torsten Siegel explains the development of the Evora:

"With the Evora we spent a lot of time optimising the planform and line design for more efficient thermal management and better balanced turns. We wanted a wing that wasn't too demanding for relatively inexperienced pilots, while offering more than enough performance for the class - and still being great fun to fly!

It wasn't an easy specification, but we think we've achieved it! It's a wing that really bridges the gap between the progession wings and the higher performance B-gliders like the Explorer series. Development has taken place on several continents with pilots of different levels and the feedback has been remarkably consistent: the Evora is a smooth, well-balanced wing with very good handling and very respectable overall performance.