How To: Fold a Parachute

[@ahshiyahisrael1595]

This so helpful because i'm building one right now.Thank you

[@esteseducation]

We are happy this helped you out!

[@stemmentor9700]

“Chute Powder” was popular in 70s when I was flying. (Baby and talcum powder cheaper). Not only did it help with chute deployment, with high altitude’s, you had a nice puff of💨 to help locate your kit in the sky. (Lost too many of them) 😉

[@robinhouston2245]

Love it...informative, yet entertaining!!

[@esteseducation]

Thanks so much! We appreciate your feedback!

[@Thompsonje]

Awesome presentation 👏

[@esteseducation]

thanks so much!

[@Darryl603]

I see you looking at that Rocket with lust in your eyes!

[@RomellH]

The next time you make a video and goddamn parachutes, make it about parachutes

[@Mr.Knallfrosch]

Haha😂 Yeah right🤨👍 Video description: "How to fold a parachute". In the video: Not a single example on how to fold a parachute. Only a bunch of "useless" background information about parachutes.

[@abbeytheoctopus2772]

can you do an example of how to fold an example a 24inch parachute

[@esteseducation]

we can definitely add it to our list. thanks for the suggestion!

[@stemmentor9700]

Do a search for some older Centuri or Estes kits like the Saturn Vs which I think had 24” chutes. The instructions should show you how they recommend folding that size. This is pretty similar to what I recall doing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4jbnqKqq56ef7c. And I used “snap swivels” (like for fishing) to help avoid tangled lines from chutes spinning.

[@SONICBOOM-117]

I refuse to believe you’ve seen that happen.

[@Workerbee-zy5nx]

Ashton Kutcher?🤮🤮🤮 that door knob rocket looks really nice. I use baby powder on my chutes to keep em flexible.