Is this THE BEST light reversible paragliding harness?! Woody Valley CREST & AP191 rucksack review

[@johnpomfret5146]

I purchased this harness 9 month ago in a medium, im 5’10 and weigh 11 stone I’ve had a few light weight reversable harnesses and this is the best one yet. Easy to get in and out on launch, good feed back from my wing and fits my 125 Kortel krisis reserve in the compartment, and all my kit inc helmet with room to spare in the 55ltr backpack 😊😉

[@kylewolfman]

Love this channel stay safe everyone 🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@claudioah]

Cool!! Sempre muito bom vídeo. Obrigado Flybubble.

[@OnlyEirik]

Greetings! How would you compare it to the easiness 3?

[@duanetschmidt]

Thanks for the awesome channel. One of my favorites! What wing and harness are you using in this video?

[@asksteevs]

Is that a Gin Avid I see behind you? Would love to hear about that wing compared to the Explorer2, I'm coming from a Gin Calypso and considering both. Thanks!

[@flybubbleparagliding]

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[@FlyingSalsero]

thanks for the review, how about this one compared to SupAir Radical 4 ? thanks

[@Turbokater71]

Can u do a test with the solos light and solos harness

[@calegarieliton]

Excelente vídeo forte like do Brasil !

[@ferbusch]

I like the Gin Yeti Convertible better. It has all the same features, is even lighter and has an amazing backpack which is a very important part if you doing hike&fly. You'd typically wear your equipment in backpack mode at least 10x longer than in fly mode.

[@rraymakers]

too bad the harness and the backpack cant be bought separately

[@kindermany]

What is your most recomended light weight reversible harness? :)

[@fong7862]

The harness is good and the design of shoulder strap of the backpack is very poor. The connection of shoulder strap and backpack would be broken easily. If you planned to buy it, please make some improvement work before you use it.

[@flybubblecarlo]

Thanks for ​your comment and well-considered constructive user feedback! 🙏 I agree with you that the shoulder straps of the backpack are weak points, and so it's best for light gear and use. 👍 Since I often carry heavier gear I took mine to a local paraglider service centre (The Loft Workshop) for strengthening, which cost a few pounds. 💷 Now the shoulder straps are fine even for heavier loads. ✅ Although I think they are probably fine for most users, I agree that it would be nice if Woody Valley made these points stronger. 🌠🤓

[@TheTeaLordRBLX]

Hi

[@andrewfowlie7325]

If the title is a question, the answer is usually no 😅