Luna 2 Paramotor wing review 

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@@gerrycollins9409 Oh wow, that was pretty close!

Flying at an airfield tends to have airplanes around. haha

Getting 'Demos' is difficult. In this case because I have a school, and am an instructor, they agreed to send them to me to try. I had to pay for import and duty fees as well as to ship them away (approx $500). In most cases if you are able to get your hands on a demo it is because of the dealer eating the cost and letting others fly it....expensive. Most wing companies will not send out wings simply to try out. Hence why in this case I had to give a shout out to BGD. I am still considering becoming a dealer but just need that perfect beginner wing.

@@fly-guyalberta3605 thank you for your honest words. I still work for a living. and from my experience .there trying to sell the wings. but people like me have to pay to get a demo. then there's insurance.liability etc. it's an uphill battle I do know an instructor .but there's only a few he can get hold of. so that limits me.... . but tx anyway *

Similar to buying a motorcycle, usually you can’t test drive new motorcycles either. Too much risk.

@@gerrycollins9409anyone can test anything providing they have adequate insurance. wheres there's risk there's insurance.i go to work. i have public liability insurance. against any damage and risk. u mentioned " USUALLY" what if??

​ @TONY PARAMOTOR Try SkyOpsX/SkySchool. They're dealers for BGD paramotor wings now, and who I bought mine from last year when I lived in the UAE. Being UK-based, maybe they can hook you up with a demo.

I'm right there with you I feel like All the wing companies purposely picking the ugliest colors they can find and make a wing out of them. Bdg are the only one that looks cool

Think they retail in the area of $4k US

There are a ton of great schools and instructors across the country. Im sure you can get training sooner.

@@matthewholmes8638 True, but I like Jason's vibe and he's the closest to me geographically