The Manufacturer announced it. The new Paramotor harness is now on sale, with both High and Low Hook-up Points. It weighs in at under 1.5kgs, and is distinctive thanks to…
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APCO SPLITS IN TWO – Review in Free Aero Magazine
Split-Leg harnesses are common in lightweight paragliding, with most hike and fly harnesses using the design. With more paramotor pilots looking to shave kilos from their kit too, Apco have introduced the idea of Split-Leg harnesses to the world of paramotoring. But its not just about saving weight…
Apco Split-Leg PPG Harness Review in XC Mag
Apco’s first competition harness is turning heads not just for its aerodynamic looks but also its price tag – around €1,100. We flew one through April, logging about 20 hours, from smooth soaring to long-distance XC
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Swift Harness Review in XC Mag
From: jose maria carrion albal
To: Apco Aviation
Muchas gracias, estoy muy contento con la Swift de apco. Un saludo y seguir trabajando así amigos.
Jose
(Thank you very much, I am very happy with the Apco Swift. Friendly Greetings and keep up the good work)
Swift Harness
HI Jonathan,
Thanks that’s great. I’ve been in touch with them.
Superb harness by the way, best I’ve owned!
Cheers
Alex
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Great Harness!!!
I could Sleep in my Swift!
Thanks Apco!!!
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Swift Harness
From: “Surfair”
To: Apco Aviation
Sent: Saturday, March 14, 2009 11:49 AM
Subject: One more life saved by Mayday
Hello Apco Factory,
One of your Mayday 18 saved one of my customers. Two days ago, he was flying in the Pyrénées, hard conditions, on lee side, violent collapse and instant rotation with dive, at 60 m from the ground ! He throwed his rescue and landed soft and safe (all in flight 103 kg)… Nothing dramatic, just another story, thanks to the Mayday.
Fly safe,
Vincent.
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One more life saved by Mayday
From: Andrew Craig
To: Apco Aviation
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 12:34 PM
Country: uk
Just a quick note to say thanks; last month I was flying over Bir, India, when a big accelerated collapse turned very quickly into a spiral dive with twisted risers. My Apco Mayday 16 popped out perfectly, and brought me down at a descent rate of about 5 metres per second. Considering I was flying with a total weight of 85kg, and landing at about 1700m above sea level, that was pretty good. Well done to Apco for designing and making it!
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I was flying over Bir…