These quilted flying suits are very warm and lightweight. They only
have zips to the waist so cannot be put on when wearing boots, you must
remove your boots first, but this does make them less vulnerable to zip
problems. Please note the sizes below, they are smaller than
standard european sizes.
Warm
suit ideal for autumn, winter, spring and high altitude flights in summer.
Suitable for paragliding, paramotoring (PPG), hangliding, micro-light flying, parawaiting,
or any activity where you are exposed to the elements. Manufactured from a
windproof fabric, 150gm quilt and polyester lining with genuine YKK zips. 2 zipped pockets, zipped chest
pocket, zipped fly, high collar, adjustable cuffs, elasticated leg bottoms. Colour is black with red and grey panels and white piping.
Light weight (size medium =900g)
cms
Small
Medium
Large
X-Large
XXLarge
Height
< 5ft 6"
< 5ft 8"
< 5ft 10"
< 6ft
< 6ft 1"
Chest
36"
38"
40
42"
44"
Waist
30"
34"
36"
40"
41"
Inside Leg
28"
29"
29"
30"
32"
Outside Sleeve
21"
24"
24"
25"
25"
Sizes
Flying Suit - This two layer medium weight flying suit can be used
all year round, it is cool enough to use in the summer, and can be worn over
thermal layers and other warm clothing in the winter.
These are quite generously sized (large fitting)
please check size measurements below
The outer shell fabric of the flight suit is 100% Nylon
Taslon, this is a durable material that is coated in PU
(polyurethane) making it windproof and water resistant.
The flight suit is lined with a material called 'tricot' (lightweight
fleece) which is a warm breathable material,
giving complete protection from the cold even at high altitudes
The front 2 way full length moulded zips make
the suit easy to put on and off.
The flying suit has 1 front & 2 leg zipped pockets,
and a fly zip.
Adjustable Velcro cuff straps and a high
fleece lined back collar keep out the draughts. Elasticated ankles
prevent the suite riding up the leg
Only dyes which are azo-free are used in the
production process £75.00
These flying suits are made with high
quality genuine YKK zips, but all nylon zips will fail if not treated with care,
care should be taken to pull the cloth together before opening or
closing the zip, if cloth is caught in the zip it should be pulled out
whilst unzipping without using force.
Windtex
Jacket - windproof breathable material with lycra
Size
Paramotor \
paragliding gloves - Lightweight made from advanced composite materials.
Very
tough yet comfortable, soft and supple with exceptional grip, microfibre absorbs sweat, quick drying without shrinking. Made with adjustable wrist support and hand
adjustment band. Weight = Approx 135gms. BLACK £9.90
Size
Gloves for
winter paragliding, hang-gliding, micro-light or paramotor flying. These gloves are made from windproof Taslan and
leather, they have a polyester thermal lining and soft leather palms,
strengthened with dynatic fabric and stitched with kevlar thread. They are
light, supple and warm with
curved fingers for a comfortable grip, ideal
for paragliding, paramotoring, micro light flying, and hang gliding and
excellent value. With new improved more durable
Taslan material, black and grey. Only size Small left
Special Clearance Offer Reduced from
£22.00
£10.50
Size
Gloves for
Winter Paramotoring
Windproof Cordura outer is tough and lightweight,
with a thin breathable insulated inner and velcro adjustable wrist strap,
and grip material on palm. The outer cordura material has exceptional
resistance to wear, abrasion and cuts and is resistant to mould and mildew. The
inner Hipora material has micro pores designed to take perspiration and
moisture away from the body whilst shutting out water and wind from the
outside, making a warm and comfortable glove
Measure your hand with a tape
measure around the knuckles of your hand (indicated by the red line in
the picture).
Measure your dominant hand - the
right if you are right-handed, and the left if you are left-handed.
Use the tables below to find your size. Your gloves should fit a bit loose -
they'll form fit with use...Remember if you're not completely
satisfied, just send your gloves back for another size!
Women's Sizes
inches
cm
medium
7
18
large
7½
19
x-large
8
20
Men's Sizes
inches
cm
small
7
18
medium
7½ - 8
20
large
8½ - 9
23
x-large
9½ - 10
25
xx-large
10½ - 11
30
Thermal Base Layer
Top - Made from 100% polyester, this top
has rapid moisture deployment, quick drying capacity, providing warmth at
altitude, and cooling in summer. Wicks perspiration away from the body. Flat
seams for extra comfort. Colour black
Medium 40”-42” chest
Large 42”–44” chest
XXLarge 46”-48” chest
Special
Clearance Offer reduced from£12.90£9.90
Size Small and XLarge - out of stock
Size
Thermals - Micro-climate
body-ventilation 100% Polyester
O/Green,Military qualityhigh wicking technical thermal underwear, special micro fibre polyester designed to draw the sweat from your skin, soft feel/touch,
unisex.
Special
Clearance Offer reduced from£17.50£13.50
Small- Out of stock
Medium- Waist = 32-38, inside leg
= 32
Large- Waist = 34-40, inside leg =
33
XLarge- Waist = 36-42, inside leg
= 33.5
Select Size
Arm
warmers, close fitting, protection from cold wind and sun, polyester.
Covers from wrist to bicep, allowing free movement of shoulder.
£3.50
Balaclava, face mask, hood made from lightweight
cotton, with azo-free dyes. Breathable sweat absorbing cotton is comfortable
enough to wear beneath the helmet, unlike some other man-made fabrics. Use
with the Fleece neck and body warmer below £4.40
Neck and upper body warmer made from good
quality polar fleece fabric £9.00
Viper Para Boots
These boots with a leather and
1200D Nylon upper have a breathable Breathatex
lining, a 3M Thinsulate insulation layer, and no hooks non-metallic
speed lacing system. Complete with Viper's patented poliyou anti-bacterial,
breathable, washable and odour- free cushion insole, these boots have
durable cushioned slip resistant outsole for stability, and an ankle
supporting leather collar. Designed for protection and comfort. £44.95
sizes 6-12
Size 9 Out Of Stock
Size
Boot Laces
210cm long ,Black,
100% Nylon
£2.50 (per pair)
We will better comprehend the properties of
the fibers we will examine below if we first apprehend two fundamental ideas:
a. The regain of a fiber sample, which is equal to the quotient of the water
mass to its dry mass.
b. Heat, which is produced from a textile material during moisture absorption,
is called heat of absorption (or differential heat of sorption). This is a
positive characteristic of textiles, as they can make us feel warm.
Unfortunately, when there is saturation of moisture in a textile material (it is
absolutely soaked) then the heat of absorption decreases rapidly to zero.
• Polyester: Organic compounds category. In our case they are used for fiber
production. Polyester presents very low regain. It absorbs very little water
from the air, and as a result it is very easy to dry. At the same time it
doesn't absorb heat from our body to evaporate water, so we don't feel cold.
Even if snow sticks to this textile or if it has absorbed a large amount of
water, both can be easily removed by simply shaking the cloth. This is due to
its low absorption. The draw back of polyester at least in comparison to wool is
that it has a low rate of absorption.
Polyester is very light in relation to the thermal insulation it provides. In
addition, synthetic fibers are ideal for velour or the bulky form of Fleece or
Pile because of their long length and their resistance to moisture. Polyester is
the best synthetic material for these applications. Finally, the water repellent
treatment, which is nothing more than a chemical treatment, although not
permanent, increases the efficiency of water repellence, yet maintains
breathability.
• Pile: Fabrics made from knitted fibers with a special refinement to provide
bulk and thus warmth.
• Wool: First of all, wool has a very high rate of absorption and provides more
warmth than polyester, even when wet. Its resistance to flexibility makes it
different from other fibers. Wool fibers can flex 20,000 times without breaking,
while cotton fibers can stand only 3,000 times. These are the reasons why wool
fibers have been used for centuries as thermal insulation. It would be wrong to
say that we shouldn't use wool, because not only is it aesthetically pleasing
but it has many beneficial properties.
However, wool has two great disadvantages for paragliding:
a. Wool fabrics take a long time to dry because of the fiber construction and
the enormous quantity of water they can absorb. This absorption will
significantly increase the fabric's weight.
b. They are considered heavy, even when dry, in relation to polyester.
• Cotton and silk have a low rate of absorption. The only advantages of cotton
are its increased resistance to friction up to 30% when wet and it has good
breathability. On the other hand, it takes a long time to dry. Silk is a very
good thermal insulator, but its resistance to friction decreases up to 30% when
it is wet. In addition, it is very expensive.
• Fleece: Fabrics of a special knit and brushing process, that they provide
warmth. First appeared in the 70s.
Berber Fleece - A polyester blend with a soft, drapey feel and natural look. Its
lightweight characteristics and open weave make it a full-season fabric that is
highly breathable.
E.C.O. Sport Fleece - (Environmentally Correct Origins) A warm, breathable blend
of 87% recycled soda bottles (melted down and spun into yarn) and 13% virgin
polyester. Maintains its insulation properties even when it's completely soaked.
The latest generation of fleece retains all the performance characteristics of
non-recycled fleece while being kind to the environment.
Micro Fleece - An incredibly soft yet technically advanced material that offers
superior warmth without bulk and weight. Dries quickly, does not hold
odor-causing bacteria and is pill-resistant. This material will become your best
friend and is great for layering.
WindJammer Fleece - Double faced, no pill polyester fleece. Blocks up to 80% of
the wind without lamination.
• Nylon is undesirable as it doesn't breathe enough to avoid soaking, although
it has the lowest water absorption after polyester (4%).
Polyvinyl - Also known as Vinyl coated polyester, this is the same material used
on truck tarps and climbing haul bags. We use a lighter version that is said to
last 7-8 years outside. This is the most UV resistant fabric known and is
manufactured by Critter.
Spectra Cordura - An unmistakable material with white Spectra ripstop
reinforcements on black Cordura. Marathon Cordura - A rugged, air-textured nylon
that's highly abrasion resistant and able to withstand the toughest conditions
manufactured by DuPont. Coated with urethane on the inside.
Packcloth - An Oxford weave material that is tough, lightweight and easy to
pack. Urethane and DWR (Durable Water Repellant) coating.
Cyclone Microfiber Nylon - A lightweight and durable nylon that offers a balance
of water-repellency and breathability. Microfiber nylon achieves a superior
performance due to the construction of the material without additional coatings
or laminates.
Milestone Supplex - A 3-ply 100% Supplex nylon that is not only strong but still
supple, with a cotton-like hand and DWR finish. It dries fast and resists
abrasion. Ripstop - A woven fabric with small squares produced by extra threads.
This will prevent tears from spreading.