@C.......14 One should be able to do both then choose the aircraft for the conditions. A swing can be fun for some conditions. For a simple sled ride on a light wind day the pg has a huge advantage over this puzzle of a glider
@@tomthompson7400 but is that because you’ve chosen to watch only those videos? An A or low B wing in light conditions is just as safe as a HG. When you choose an advanced PG and fly strong conditions you’re taking on more risk. I choose to do both and fly my HG in big air and PG in the weak air or for a morning hike. They are both useful and safe tools if used properly.
Depends on the conditions. If you enjoy light air you’re correct. If you enjoy big air the HG is the safer option. Flying big air on advanced PG is 10x the risk of advanced HG
