At the moment, I haven’t had the opportunity to test the NRG3 in flight due to conditions. However, I’ve completed several ground-handling sessions to start evaluating its initial behavior and sensations.
From the very first contact, the NRG3 communicates lightness, precision, and character.
During inflation, it stands out for its clean and progressive rise. The wing comes up perfectly symmetrical, even without actively using the A-risers, demonstrating excellent tension management and a highly refined internal structure.
The pressure remains consistent and balanced throughout the entire inflation phase, providing a natural sense of control. There are no abrupt movements or unexpected reactions — everything feels smooth, predictable, and intuitive.
When opening the Mohawk, the structure feels firm and compact. The NRG3 settles overhead with remarkable stability, staying centered without the need for brake input to keep it balanced. This immediate overhead stability builds confidence and hints at a precise and well-tuned behavior in the air.
The first impression is clear: the NRG3 is designed not only for performance, but for delivering it with efficiency, control, and ease from the very first moment.