Great review! Thanks a lot ! Unfortunately I’m a beginner (actually still training), and I invest in the ozone UL4 19, and the switch harness. So it goes against the only advice you gave : newbies shouldn’t start with that! Well… I haven’t received it yet, let’s see how it goes ! Thanks again.
Thanks and welcome to the channel! Glad you appreciate it. New videos are in the making hehe. Since you already bought it, I recommend consulting with your instructor on how to start flying with it in a safe manner considering your experience. Have fun!
Thanks for the review mate. How big is your wing? I will like to know if my Mojo 6 (24m) fits inside the harness with protector and reserve. Much appreciated
Excellent review, thank you! One question: I have the Advance Easiness reversible harness and… well let’s just say that if you’re a guy and you’re re planning to have children some day, this is not the harness to practice ground handling on; it really is not “koalas friendly”. I was wondering if your Ozone harness has the same problem?
Hi Chris! While reading your question I realize I could have addressed this in the review. I feel for this harness that is not a problem at all. To be safe I would always want to test a harness on that aspect, when hanging in the shop. Something that can alleviate the tension also with you own setup is the way you stand while groundhandling. Just don't stand up too straight, try to stand and walk a bit like you are doing squats. This has the added benefit of making you feel the wing through the harness better.
Yeah do give it a try. What's different than the squat is the upper body, that can just remain vertical. It's a bit like "sitting" in you harness while still on the ground. Love to hear how it works for you
@@Flightcoach Hehe thank you for reply. But really i didnt Saw any video about this... I dont understand where you guys store camping items for hike and fly... All those paragling backpacks looks too small to cary everything so i dont understand where you place other items...
@Valhallaaaa for hike and fly we just use really light weight and low volume equipment. A bivvy tent you could easily fit in here! Just as a sleeping bag and such. The beer might be the biggest issue but just land near a town and get your beer there :)
