Brand:Gin
Acro Handles :: GIN
39,00 €
Acro GIN brake handle in rigid plastic, for acro or speedriding.
With swivels and plastic handles
taille de l’aimant : 15mm
weight: 100g
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Brand
Gin
Gin Gliders was founded in 1998 by paraglider designer and competition pilot Gin Seok Song Some of us follow the movement, some of us follow our own path, some of us fly paragliders, some of us fly GIN
Gin's philosophy is simple: to design paragliders that he and every other pilot love to fly. This philosophy applies equally to an entry-level wing such as the Bolero, and to the world-renowned competition wing, the Boomerang.
No wing is released without Gin's complete satisfaction.
Gin has over 20 years experience in designing and manufacturing paragliders and is supported by an equally experienced team, both within the company in Korea and in a worldwide network of distributors and dealers.
The "GIN Team" has dominated the Paragliding World Cup every year since 1998 and has enjoyed countless other competitive successes in World Cups, World Championships and National Championships. This high level of expertise provided by dedicated professionals guarantees you the best possible product support and after sales service.
Sometimes the brake handles supplied with your paraglider don't give you enough precision or piloting comfort, depending on the length of your flights or the type of flying you do.
That's why manufacturers offer a number of special, easy-to-change models that can be clipped or magnetised to your risers.
The handles for acro flying, for example, are fitted with plastic bars that provide effective dynamic traction and more direct piloting. Some handles for cross-country paragliding will also have flexible, reinforced straps, which are very comfortable for avoiding pressure points...
If the attachment is not compatible, the magnets that hold the brake handles to the risers can also be sold individually.
See all our items in the range - Brake handles.
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