For decades the perpetual question in paraglider design has been whether or not the art has reached a pinnacle, leaving nowhere else for innovation or performance to go. Yet, despite naysayers proposing that there is nothing original left to achieve, there are still surprises …
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Apco Hybrid Review – Skywings Magazine

“So, the first impressions were very good, even surprising. A very flexible wing, one to keep an eye on…”
By Sascha Burkhardt

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Magazine Review :: Free.Aero (English, German, French and Spanish)

Full-fat or skinny? Now you can have both. Marcus King flies this unique EN-B

The unique Apco Hybrid uses a double surface at the leading edge and a single skin at the trailing edge. According to Apco it is, “a new category of wing in our sport, with unprecedented flying characteristics.”

We met Apco’s Jonathan Cohn at the Kössen Super Paragliding Testival where he showed us his new baby. “Initially the idea was meant to be a…



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Magazine Video Review :: CrossCountry Mag

Apco Hybrid Video Review by Andre Bandarra

Pilot Video Review :: Andre Bandarra

I love My all Green Apco play 4 2 UL Glider

Just wanted to share my video with y’all ??

John Hancock

Pilot Comment :: John Hancock :: USA

PARAWORLD Magazine Reviews the Hybrid (Japanese Text)

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Apco Hybrid featured in PARAWORLD Magazine

The Hybrid is truly a great and easy to work with so far. Stable and floats over your head with extremely minimal input. It is light and yet not necessarily a hike&fly like glider. Pilot can literally bring it over his head and ground handle it with just pinky fingers as minimum efforts are needed to maneuver it. Response is direct and canopy does not tend to overshoot rapidly but instead gently rises and stops over you well centered. If pilot misses to catch the surge the canopy gently floats a bit forward and then back in place with no brake application. It appears to be very student friendly.  Commands are very soft at the start and increase tension as you go on deeper. However, deeper or abrupt inputs are barely needed as gliders simply responds well to your touch from the very start of the brake movement. The “language” passed from the canopy to the pilot via the brake tension is absolutely predictable and readable. It almost feels like you simply have your arms spread over your head and this is what is carrying you up or it feels like you become “one” with the glider.

Pilot Comment :: Mariyan Ivanov :: USA

and the rate of climb when catching the thermal core can not be tolerated by others It is not exaggeration to say that it is outstanding as much
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Paraworld Magazine: Hybrid Review in Japanese

Apco have created an innovative wing that brings something new to our sports.
Combining elements of single-surface and double-surface wings means advantages
from both….
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Magazine: Cross Country magazine

Hybrid at Coupe Icare 2018 – Rock the Outdoor magazine
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Magazine: Rock the Outdoor – Coupe Icare 2018